How good can you get with dry fire and 50 rds a month?

[Blue bio balls]

So does Gingery Lynn and Seka, but what's your point?

What's yer point?FAAFO

 

[Blue bio balls]

So does Ginger Lynn and Seka, but what's your point?

Gross

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

You really CAN miss with a shotgun, because the spread ain't all it's cracked up to be.

 

[Blue bio balls]

You really CAN miss with a shotgun, because the spread ain't all it's cracked up to be.

Yea I get it...

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

A bad guy took on the Houston, TX police with a shotgun in December of 2021.
He hit nothing.
He caught one of the soon-incoming rounds in his gut and lost the gunfight.


QUOTE: Limon drove back to the scene of the disturbance, exited his vehicle armed with a shotgun and fired several rounds at the officers. Fearing for their lives, Officers Casarez, Garcia and Gil returned fire and Limon was struck. Houston Fire Department paramedics responded to the scene and transported Limon to the hospital.

Investigation into Incident at 10200 Valencia Drive

www.houstontx.gov

 

[Deleted member 79987]

I am a college student so I can't afford to spend hundreds of dollars a week on ammo and range days, but I have access to a good private outdoor shooting spot. I train 15-20 min of dry fire a day, I use the iTarget training system, a blowback airsoft gun, and lots of empty clicking XD. I also do about 50-70 rds of drills at the range per month, mostly recoil management, flinch, and trigger control. I'd say I am at a decent skill level, but do you think I need more?

Any suggestions on further training methods that save money?

I learned everything I train from Youtubing Trex Arms and Warrior Poet Society, plus John Lovells classes on the WPSN app.

With that kind of regular practice, pretty damn good is my bet!

 

[Beawer]

I am a college student so I can't afford to spend hundreds of dollars a week

Any suggestions on further training methods that save money?

Join the military

 

[sheep dog]

I am a college student so I can't afford to spend hundreds of dollars a week on ammo and range days, but I have access to a good private outdoor shooting spot. I train 15-20 min of dry fire a day, I use the iTarget training system, a blowback airsoft gun, and lots of empty clicking XD. I also do about 50-70 rds of drills at the range per month, mostly recoil management, flinch, and trigger control. I'd say I am at a decent skill level, but do you think I need more?

Any suggestions on further training methods that save money?

I learned everything I train from Youtubing Trex Arms and Warrior Poet Society, plus John Lovells classes on the WPSN app.

Good stuff…So ya use an xd pistol? Or what is your main pistol?

 

[Luke_ShorrMG]

Good stuff…So ya use an xd pistol? Or what is your main pistol?

Shadow Systems XR920

 

[Luke_ShorrMG]

Join the military

XD