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Ben Stoeger's dry-fire manual is a drill book for practical pistol shooters who want structured at-home practice. It lays out learning drills for gun handling, field-course drills and detailed commentary on each drill's focal points and target times, so a shooter can act as their own coach. It is short at 128 pages and self-contained, but Stoeger says it works best alongside his live-fire book "Skills and Drills" or after taking one of his classes. It suits competitive and serious defensive shooters rather than beginners looking for a general marksmanship primer.
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Competitive shooters rate it as one of the most useful dry-fire resources, valuing the drill commentary and goal times. The common complaint is that it assumes prior training and works best paired with Stoeger's live-fire material.
"Dry-Fire Training: For the Practical Pistol Shooter" is an at-home training manual by Ben Stoeger. It is designed to complement his live-fire manual "Skills and Drills." It gives a set of drills with goal times for shooters who want to be pushed to improve.
Each drill comes with extensive commentary that explains its focal points and goals in detail. The book aims to give readers enough information to act as their own coach. It also includes tips on danger areas to watch out for.
The book is self-contained. It works best alongside "Skills and Drills" or after taking a class with Ben. It includes a new set of "Learning Drills" to build gun handling skills and a set of drills focused on field courses.