At the moment I don`t have much time left, to go to the shooting range. And I`m afraid this will not change much within the next months. I do my best, to compensate this a little by doing a lot of dry firing. I allways liked dry firing as a easy and cheap way to pratice safe gun handling, trigger control and clearing of malfunctions. And I`ve been satisfied with my results in the past years. But I allways combined it with frequent life fire practice at the shooting range.
When I went to the shooting range last time, I found out that I was still quite accurate (by my standards, which I`m afraid are not too high) at 25 meters. But when I tried to do some IPSC, I really sucked. I was clearly slower and less accurate, than in past times.
Is there any possibility, to address this in my dry fire sessions? At the moment I do every movement very slow and careful, to force myself to handle my gun concisely. Is it a good idea to move faster? Maybe even use a timer? Or will this ruin my handling skills and cause even more trouble? Should I combine fast and slow dry firing sessions? Or should I just stay with what I`m doing?
I`m fully aware, that my shooting skills will decrease furthermore, untill I start to pratice life fire shooting frequently again. But I hope, that I can slow the decrease down a little bit.