Dry fire tip

[feudist]

I've really like dryfiring my dot Glock since the dot reveals trigger control errors very well.

Tonight I started lollypopping the dot onto my front sight. This shows trigger errors even more clearly since you have a fixed vertical plane.

Give it a try.

[SoCalDep]

I’ll take a hard pass on that. I’d rather see if my dot moves on a target at some distance than a front sight some inches from the sight.

In addition, that is exactly not what I’d want to do in actual shooting (co-witnessing iron sights) where I want to be target focused.

Maybe I’m misinterpreting your post but I don’t advocate that for efficient skill building.

[feudist]

I’ll take a hard pass on that. I’d rather see if my dot moves on a target at some distance than a front sight some inches from the sight.

In addition, that is exactly not what I’d want to do in actual shooting (co-witnessing iron sights) where I want to be target focused.

Maybe I’m misinterpreting your post but I don’t advocate that for efficient skill building.

Think of it as a variant of the wall drill.

[Duke]

Not meant to be a hatful or degrading statement -

But I just don’t jive with the ultra minutia of this kind of thing.

You have a pulse - the dot will move.

[feudist]

Not meant to be a hatful or degrading statement -

But I just don’t jive with the ultra minutia of this kind of thing.

You have a pulse - the dot will move.

I also got a jerk bigger than Steve Martin.

Besides, you're an unbeliever in dry fire at all you card cutter.