Great series of videos on dry Fire. Very helpful. Drawing to index and not pulling the trigger, but focusing on index, grip integrity (using a live fire grip), and getting there sooner, has been very helpful for me. In dry Fire I’m doing 0.8-1.0 sec pars. It’s always interesting to me how live fire draws tend to be noticeably slower. I’ve done a 0.98s at 7 yards, but when I’m running transition drills for example, I’m happy to see 1.35s draws 😊. If I do draws to pairs or a Bill Drill my draws to first shot typically are in the low 1.teens range, unless I really push into speed mode at which point accuracy tends to suffer. Is it a mental thing? Thoughts?
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I needed this video. I think last night at my match I wasn’t gripping hard enough in the early stages.
Great series of videos on dry Fire. Very helpful. Drawing to index and not pulling the trigger, but focusing on index, grip integrity (using a live fire grip), and getting there sooner, has been very helpful for me. In dry Fire I’m doing 0.8-1.0 sec pars. It’s always interesting to me how live fire draws tend to be noticeably slower. I’ve done a 0.98s at 7 yards, but when I’m running transition drills for example, I’m happy to see 1.35s draws 😊. If I do draws to pairs or a Bill Drill my draws to first shot typically are in the low 1.teens range, unless I really push into speed mode at which point accuracy tends to suffer. Is it a mental thing? Thoughts?
Great content and info, Joel. Thanks!!
Joel, what’s your buddy’s name/business that produces the optic occlusion cover that you use?