Indoor dryfire training system
- Thread starter danheb73
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15% discount wow https://idts-dryfire.com/product/idts-full-kit/
Kinda like when that one time i put a Hickok45 video on my big TV, hit pause on a shot down his range and dry fired using his targets. Worked well for me with a 3-9 at the lowest setting. I suppose the IDTS allows for more positions on the fly. I didnt have any issue with focus at only approx 8' from the tele.
What are the coloured markers for ?
marking your brass for matches
What I've been doing is shooting from 10 yards with a repeating PCP air rifle. I just find dry firing boring since there is no real feedback.
The target is basically graph paper with 10 squares per inch. I use one square as an aiming point, but color different squares that I'm trying to hit to replicate scope dope.
Color squares anywhere on the page.... 5 squares up and 1 square over from the aiming dot, then dial the scope for it. This way it's not just dry firing, it's scope changes as well.
I made a practice cactus out of 4x4s and shoot from each branch.
This setup basically replicates all the motor skills of a PRS stage, but it's less expensive than even a 22LR and much more convenient because its right in the basement.
The key is to do it with a really good air rifle and aluminum stock. My recommendation is the Aeron stock with a (.177, 500 FPS) Weihrauch HW100, if you're interested.
Diamondback Tactical is the scope I recommend for this since it dials parallax to about 7.5 yards.
And one more thing... get the adjustable scope rings, or you may not get a zero that close and still have elevation available.
The target is basically graph paper with 10 squares per inch. I use one square as an aiming point, but color different squares that I'm trying to hit to replicate scope dope.
Color squares anywhere on the page.... 5 squares up and 1 square over from the aiming dot, then dial the scope for it. This way it's not just dry firing, it's scope changes as well.
I made a practice cactus out of 4x4s and shoot from each branch.
This setup basically replicates all the motor skills of a PRS stage, but it's less expensive than even a 22LR and much more convenient because its right in the basement.
The key is to do it with a really good air rifle and aluminum stock. My recommendation is the Aeron stock with a (.177, 500 FPS) Weihrauch HW100, if you're interested.
Diamondback Tactical is the scope I recommend for this since it dials parallax to about 7.5 yards.
And one more thing... get the adjustable scope rings, or you may not get a zero that close and still have elevation available.
THEKINGDOM
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- Location
- Ontario, Canada
No feedback, but it's still not bad if you have some time on your hands and can't make it to the range.
tomapleleafss
CGN Regular
- Location
- Southeast SK
6.5 Guys have a video of a similar product. One thing that I found interesting is they mentioned some renowned world champion shooting guy (the name eludes me) and they said when he was growing up, very often he was too poor to afford ammo. So what he did was hours upon hours of dry fire practice. I do plan on getting one of these in the near future. Free time is pretty precious in our household so I hope I can get a half an hour of training here and there.
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