DryFire:
- improves your scores and saves you money.
- allows you to practice in the comfort of your own home using your own gun. See our article on "What you need".
- provides targets travelling through the same angles, and at the same speed, as clays outdoors.
- provides a level of feedback that is impossible outdoors. Not just hit or miss - but exactly where your shot pattern went in relation to the clay: in front, behind, above or below - accurate to the nearest fraction of an inch.
- requires the same skills as outdoors: prepare, mount, acquire, swing, shoot - not matter which technique you use.
- has been used by club, regional, national and international champions since it was invented in 2001.
- is perfect for those wet, cold, miserably days when you can't get to the shooting ground.
- is great for setting up an informal competition with shooting friends in your own home.
Cost saving
As well as providing accurate feedback after every shot. DryFire can save you a fortune in cartridge, clay and travel costs.
It is easy to shoot 100 targets every evening with DryFire and, as we all know, the more you practise, the better you get!
Videos
The first video was shot by Tom Ridge, our distributor in the USA.
We admit that for non-shooters this is like watching paint dry! On the other hand, shooters who want to improve their scores and who understand the value of practice, will quickly see how useful DryFire is.
Tom is using Version 4 of the DryFire software and he has a painted canvas on the wall as background - no data projector is required for the laser version of DryFire. The leading edge of the target is represented by the moving red laser dot. It isn't necessary to break the gun between shots using the latest TS22 Trigger Switch - Tom chooses to do so in the later part of the video.
Watch how Tom methodically works through a layout, looking back at the screen for feedback after every shot.
The screen shows EXACTLY where the shot pattern went in relation to the clay.
Aislin Jones is a young champion shooter and she shows how she uses DryFire in less than ideal conditions at home!
She is using the older version of the DryFire gun assembly - the red "dummy" in the muzzle is no longer required.