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A 128-page paperback by Ben Stoeger, a USPSA national champion, built around at-home dry-fire drills for practical pistol competition. It pairs a set of learning drills for gun handling with field-course drills and detailed commentary on each drill's focal points and goal times, so a shooter can act as their own coach. It is written to complement Stoeger's live-fire book Skills and Drills and assumes some familiarity with the sport. Compared with generic dry-fire guides, it is more drill-heavy and competition-focused, with less space given to beginner fundamentals.
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Competition shooters rate it as one of the most practical dry-fire resources available, valued for structured drills and clear goal times. The common complaint is that it is thin and assumes you already know the basics.
"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 the reader a comprehensive set of drills, with goal times tailored to shooters who want to be pushed to improve.
The book includes extensive commentary on each drill, explaining its focal points and goals in detail. There is enough information for the reader to act as their own coach. It is self-contained, but it works best alongside "Skills and Drills" or after taking a class with Ben Stoeger.
Inside are a new set of "Learning Drills" to build gun handling skills, a set of drills focused on field courses, and tips on danger areas to watch for.
