article · Jun 1, 2026 · The Firearm Blog
How to Start Dry Fire Training (Without Overthinking It)
Introduction: Why “Hey, Just Go Do Some Dry Fire” Isn’t Helpful AdviseIn the early days of my competitive shooting career, I was a young college student who didn’t have the means to afford a ton of ammo for training.I was told that the alternative was that I would need to dry fire… a lot.The advice was great because it would allow me to improve my shooting skills.
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