DryFireMag Trigger Reset Magazine

Description

Get More From Every Dry Fire Session

Dry fire is one of the best ways to become a better shooter. It lets you work on your grip, sight picture, trigger control, presentation, transitions, and other fundamental skills without burning through ammunition.

But traditional dry fire with many semi-automatic pistols has one major limitation: after you press the trigger, you have to rack the slide before you can press it again.

That interrupts your grip, moves the gun off target, and introduces a completely artificial movement into your training.

DryFireMag solves that problem.

Insert the DryFireMag into your compatible pistol and you can practice repeated trigger presses without cycling the slide between shots. The DryFireMag simulates the feel and sound of the trigger’s wall, break, and sear reset, providing both audible and tactile feedback while you train.

That means more repetitions, less interruption, and a much more productive dry fire session.

Train With Your Actual Handgun

One of the biggest advantages of the DryFireMag is that you aren’t replacing your handgun with a dedicated training pistol.

You train with your gun.

That means you can practice with the same grip, trigger, sights or red dot, weapon-mounted light, and other equipment you actually carry. You can even incorporate your normal holster and concealment setup into appropriate dry fire drills.

Instead of simply practicing trigger presses, you can build an entire dry fire routine around your real defensive handgun and gear.

With a DryFireMag you can practice:

• Repeated trigger presses without racking the slide
• Trigger control and reset
• Multiple-shot and double-tap sequences
• Drawing and presenting the handgun
• Maintaining your sights through multiple trigger presses
• Target transitions
• One-handed and support-hand shooting techniques
• Movement and positional shooting
• Weapon-mounted light techniques
• Other dry fire drills using your actual handgun and equipment

Why Shooters Use DryFireMag

• No need to rack the slide after every trigger press
• Provides audible and tactile trigger simulation
• Simulates the wall, break, and sear reset
• Train with your actual handgun instead of a substitute training gun
• Keep both hands on the gun during repeated trigger presses
• Does not use your pistol’s firing pin
• Practice at home without consuming ammunition
• Bright orange baseplate makes the DryFireMag easy to distinguish from a live-ammunition magazine

Dry Fire at the Range, Too

DryFireMag isn’t limited to practicing at home. It can also be a useful training tool during a live-fire range session.

After following all appropriate safety procedures, use your DryFireMag for a few minutes of dry fire before beginning live fire. This gives you an opportunity to focus on grip, sights, and trigger control before firing your first round.

If your performance begins to deteriorate during the range session, you can unload and verify the condition of your firearm, insert the DryFireMag, and go back to working the fundamentals without recoil or muzzle blast distracting you.

Once you’ve cleaned up the problem, you can return to live fire and see whether the correction carries over.

DryFireMag gives you another option: stay on the gun, stay on the sights, press the trigger, reset, and do it again.

Whether you’re working on basic trigger control, presentations from the holster, transitions, movement, or more advanced defensive shooting skills, DryFireMag can help you get more useful repetitions from the handgun you actually carry.

Select the DryFireMag that matches your handgun above and start getting more out of your dry fire practice.

Dry Fire Safety

Always follow the fundamental rules of firearm safety during dry fire practice. Remove all live ammunition from the training area, verify the condition of your firearm before beginning, maintain a safe direction, and know the condition of your firearm at all times. A brightly colored training magazine is an additional visual indicator; it is not a substitute for proper firearm handling and verification.