The key to effective self-defense in a lifesaving situation is training, which simply equals repetition — or muscle memory. One of the best ways to become a better shooter is through dry fire practice. Here’s an example of a typical dry fire routine — and how to do it safely.
Today, Jeff Anderson of Modern Combat & Survival runs down 10 gun-fighting skills worth practicing — and offers a special report detailing more than 60 drills you can do at home to increase your proficiency.
Today, Jason Hanson runs down four drills you can add to your dry-fire practice at home so you’re able to keep your calm if you ever find yourself in a high-stress shooting situation.