Safe dry fire practice (the kind where you DON’T blow a hole through your television set) is an important way of building your handgun operational skills and achieving a proper, as the late Colonel Jeff Cooper described it, “compressed, surprise break” of the trigger. Dry firing helps develop the compressed, surprise break without the expense of ammunition or travel time and the expense involved in using a commercial range. If you use an outdoor range for much of your shooting as do I, you also know that this winter, the weather has precluded a lot of quality time outdoors, leaving …read more

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