03-29-2011, 10:47 PM
Dry fire practice help's me out alot. First off I never shoot off A bench {That's only for sight in} Prone from A bipod is my choice shooting position. I set up A spot in my house were I can lay prone and dry fire, It's about 25 yrd's long. No shooting matt, A piece of plywood with small rock's glued to it. The idea is to make myself uncomfortable so I have to work harder. I set my optics to the lowest power and place A laser in the bore of my rifle, do A few sit-up's and push-up's to get the heart rate up and work trigger, breath and heart rate control. I know it sounds A little out there,but it has made me A better shot by doing this.