Any home pistol training for the winter?

lots of sound proofing

well, first start with not 1, but 3 layers of soundproofing insulation and extra layer of drywall all sides and ceiling of basement...
then thick rubber back stop...
just kidding....:p
 
aridan said:
Is this an older version, like a 'true' Baby Eagle, not a Jericho 941? Because my Jericho has a functioning external hammer, and a slide-mounted decocker. The LaserLyte model I got - LT-9 - won't work with internal hammer, it goes off when firing pin hits the back end of the 'cartridge'.

BTW, I replaced the hammer spring with a 13lb one, gave me a nice DA pull but also created a light primer strike problem. My Jericho fits the Shadow Blade-tech, but not as nicely as the Shadow does.

P.S. I am now looking for a program that uses a webcam + laser pointer as a mouse. If it is accurate and fast enough, would be interesting to try it with Dave Burkett's on-line drills.
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Sorry,...I was not clear,...this Jericho I have is a BB gun....;)
 
I will occasionally watch TV with my UNLOADED pistol. When a certain character appears on the screen I will see how quickly I can acquire a sight picture and squeeze the trigger.
 
jim1979 said:
Practice,
try this one "emphasis on DRY fire"
http://www.predatortactical.com/cart.php?m=knowledgebase_detail&id=5
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As discussed in the link from Post No.13:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5261575&postcount=13

That's exactly what I'm using with my LT-9 training laser. I just downloaded those drill files, to make sure I have them if the site changes. If I could make my Shadow go SA without racking the slide each time, the LT-9 and these drills would be a perfect combination. Still, using them in DA helps, I see fewer deltas and flyers in my live practice lately. ;)
 
bluesman said:
Hi guys, good thoughts all around but.......those fancy airsoft blowback guns are replicas in the eyes of the Canadian lawmakers and that unfortunately makes them prohibited (unless they are constructed of clear plastic).

Tell me that doesn't suck and make you laugh at the same time.

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www.airsoftcanada.com

buy full metal units that are fairly similar in weight/action (recoil is nothing like the real thing, but...
 
dHb said:
This (sirtpistol.com) looks like it might just be the answer:

SIRT Training Pistol: Features & Benefits
Why SIRT Is The Right Tool For The Job
TRIGGER PREP TRAINING
The internal switch indicates when the trigger is “taken-up” and partially pressed, as prepping a trigger is imperative for maximizing accuracy and trigger control. When the trigger is taken-up, the red laser is on, providing a visual awareness of the muzzle movement, and further indicating when the trigger is prepped to the shooter and/or a trainer or firearms instructor.

MAXIMIZE TRIGGER MECHANICS
When the simulated sear is “broken” the solid-state internal switching system activates the green, shot-indicating laser providing visual feedback indicating proper trigger follow-through and generally proper grip and trigger mechanics.

TAKE-UP AND SHOT INDICATORS WORK FOR EVERYONE
Whether your shooting style is target-focused or strict front-sight-focused, the general visual awareness of the lasers provides the requisite feedback to improve shooting mechanics without compromising your vision focal at your desired vision focal length.

SHOT INDICATING LASER WORKS ON ANY TARGET
The short bursts of the green shot indicating laser provide sufficient visual verification to the shooter because of our natural flash visual memory. The use of the first prototypes (which were initially made for individual training by the company’s founders) unveiled the effectiveness of a simple laser shot indicator on practically any target. The green laser can be seen while training outside and allowed more training and does not require the hassle, setup and restrictiveness of full-blown expensive target simulation systems. The compact and simple training tool system works.

RESETTING TRIGGER ALLOWS FOR ENGAGING TARGETS IN A CONTINUOUS STRING
An auto-resetting trigger is necessary to reset the internal simulated sear to represent multiple consecutive shots. Traditional dry firing requires racking the slide or cocking the hammer (to shoot in single action mode). The action between shots breaks the natural flow of engaging numerous targets in an array.

MORE SHOTS = MORE TRAINING
The auto-resetting trigger allows for a significantly greater number of quality trigger pulls during a training session.

sirtpistol.com
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This looks fantastic, hadn't heard of them before. I emailed the manufacturer at noon today and they called me back a couple of hours later to complete the purchase. I've got one on the way. I can use this all day and night while at work, unlike anything that would loose a projectile. It looks like a valuable training tool.
 
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