Posted: 4/20/2025 11:29:56 AM EDT
[Last Edit: King_Mud][Edited]
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Say your time and ammunition budget are limited. What’s the best bang for your literal buck? How far can dry fire really get you? I’ve shot a little GSSF but wonder if trying USPSA would be pointless if dry fire is most (or all) of my training. |
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If you’re really low budget, dry firing is a great option. It really helps with trigger control. You don’t have to use a specific structured regiment/competition. When I was 17 and got my first handgun I just practiced in the backyard when I wasn’t dry firing. I’d line up targets after I got the fundamentals and work on transition speed. |
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