Stoeger's book and/or dry fire is not particular to competition. They are fundamental to pistol craft (as Mike Hughes would use to say).
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I couldn't agree more. Thank you for the championship-winning response time to my question! Hee.
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laser magnifies gun's movement at dry fire significantly (than white wall training),
very easy to see how muzzle moves while dry fire.
ZERO movement is imposhiburu for human, but
left-right movement : NG
up-down movement : NG
front-back movement : OK. no effect to point of aim and impact.
evolved device is Mantis-X, it can record all movement into iPhoneComment
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I also have the Reloaded book; but for some reason, I tend to gravitate to the more compact 15-minutes a Day.
Cheers!!!
Someone here needs to lessen their caffeine intake... If it bothers you, here is another reference: http://pistol-training.com/archives/118 (this drill was designed by George Harris of the SIG Sauer Academy).
Enjoy! Safe shooting!
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Awesome shootingDo the "White Wall Fundamentals" drill from Ben Stoeger's book for about 5-mins per day every day.
If people think I wouldn't know what I am talking about... I have only started into firearms a couple of years back - these are my groups, which I shot quite recently, with a Glock 34 Gen 3:

(*) For comparison, the target at 7- to 15-yards is a 2-inch circle; the target at 25-yards is 5-inches.
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Good shooting, sir! Nicely done!
Just wanted to say thanks to all who responded with the additional great tips.
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