Dry Fire

[FreakShow]

Where can i find a dry firing gun

[Just Bill]

Not sure what you are asking.  It is safe to dry fire any center fire gun, but not a rim fire, but not too often.  Dummy ammo should be used.

Bill

[FreakShow]

looking for a dry fire training gun.. found one on ebay and one on amazon. here it what i was looking for.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/IR-RED-Dry-fire-Infrared-Laser-Module-for-SIRT-Training-handgun-PRO-Student/152717503715?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649

[MarcWinkman]

I know that Optics Planet and a few others sell a number of different SIRT Laser trainer guns and reactive targets.  Some of the setups get quite expensive, however (as in the price of a new gun).

https://www.opticsplanet.com/laser-ammo-m-p-compatible-laser-training-pistol.html

http://lasrapp.com/store/nextlevel-training-sirt-110-pistol

[FreakShow]

Right, could buy a cheap gun and dry fire it all day for those prices

[Clarence]

I usually just put in an empty case to be safe

[Radnor]

I have one.  It was payment for a course I was teaching.

Not sure what you are getting for less than 100.  Sirts are
between 200-400.
https://nextleveltraining.com/product/sirt-110-training-pistol-2/

If you want to see it, let me know.

[Just Bill]

They may be of use for a 'never fired a gun person', but without the recoil/noise, it has limited use, IMHO.  Radnor teaches real life bang/bang.  Big difference.

Bill

[PPScarry]

I might train for trigger discipline and control with an item like this-http://www.cabelas.com/product/LaserLyte-Pistol-Trainer-Cartridge/1341940.uts?slotId=1

If I was practicing a draw, the item you posted looked interesting with the accidental discharge alarm. It is expensive and I agree it doesn't compare with drawing a hot pistol then firing, re-holstering. I bet Radnor would be the guy to take that kind of class or meet at action pistol night to get a few tips and live practice. Cheap date excellent results. 

[Radnor]

They may be of use for a 'never fired a gun person', but without the recoil/noise, it has limited use, IMHO.  Radnor teaches real life bang/bang.  Big difference.

Bill

Honestly, only used for the noob or limited experience person.

[FreakShow]

They may be of use for a 'never fired a gun person', but without the recoil/noise, it has limited use, IMHO.  Radnor teaches real life bang/bang.  Big difference.

Bill

Honestly, only used for the noob or limited experience person.

that would be me, lol. have only been shooting for a year and my aim was off. But i also just took another course and learned some very helpful techniches, along with using a lazer dry fire and my groupings have improved greatly

[Radnor]

Trigger reset will make a BIG difference too.

[FreakShow]

With that i'm paying more attention that i'm not pulling to quickly allowing it to reset. i watch a ton of videos