Dry fire target

Just wanting to jazz things up in my dry fire training, I pulled an old shirt over a shot-up IDPA target, stuffed it in a tall box and printed a thug mug.

I also use the setup for stepping around and past Innocents (although I could use a friendlier mug I suppose).

I've been using half-size B29 targets and 3x5 index cards but thought I'd try something different.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6d9946e6ce.jpg


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I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.

I dont bother w setting up anything specific for a target. Ill just pace around the house and randomly shot at objects in the house when the timer beeps. The dogs & cats make excellent moving targets and the cats go crazy for the laser

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Originally Posted by PhillySoldier

I dont bother w setting up anything specific for a target. Ill just pace around the house and randomly shot at objects in the house when the timer beeps. The dogs & cats make excellent moving targets and the cats go crazy for the laser

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I’m going to recommend NOT doing your dry practice aiming at your household pets.


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Originally Posted by PhillySoldier

I dont bother w setting up anything specific for a target. Ill just pace around the house and randomly shot at objects in the house when the timer beeps. The dogs & cats make excellent moving targets and the cats go crazy for the laser

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#derp

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Originally Posted by PhillySoldier

I dont bother w setting up anything specific for a target. Ill just pace around the house and randomly shot at objects in the house when the timer beeps. The dogs & cats make excellent moving targets and the cats go crazy for the laser

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Yikes!

Please review the four universal firearm safety rules and think about how they apply to your dry practice. What you are doing now is a perfect example of how NOT to handle firearms.

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Originally Posted by That Guy

Yikes!

Please review the four universal firearm safety rules and think about how they apply to your dry practice. What you are doing now is a perfect example of how NOT to handle firearms.

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Its ok. I only practice w the older expendable ones :)