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Dryfire is a drill book for practical shooting competitors who train at home without live ammunition. It pairs each drill with commentary on what to focus on and why, and adds log sheets so you can track progress over weeks. It is written for USPSA/IPSC-style competitors rather than beginners or hunters. Its closest rival is the author's companion volume Skills & Drills; Dryfire is the at-home, no-ammo counterpart, and owners treat the two as a set rather than substitutes.
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Owners are competitive shooters who use it as a structured at-home program. They value the drill commentary and log sheets and say it pairs well with Skills & Drills. The main complaint is that it assumes prior competition experience.
Dryfire: Fundamental Shooting Techniques for Training at Home is a guide for practical shooting competitors. It contains drills that refine technique and precision, all designed for training at home.
Each drill comes with detailed commentary on its focal points and objectives. The book also includes "elements" that build gun handling skills, along with log sheets for tracking progress. Together, these let a shooter coach themselves.
It can be used on its own or alongside Skills & Drills. It also includes expert tips and warnings about danger areas.
