Now, before you go and jump on me and say "make sure it ain't loaded, cock the gun and squeeze the trigger" - that's not quite what I mean.
I tried a search, but "how" and "to" are too ambiguous and were removed, so it just searched for "dry fire" and got about 1345 million hits.
I like sitting in front of my TV at night and snap at commercials. How often do you guys generally shoot when you are practicing dry firing? What are you looking for? I get the gun, get a proper grip on it, line up the sights and make sure they don't move when I squeeze the trigger. The rest of my body is in whatever position I happen to be sitting on the sofa. Do you lean forward into your dry firing? Stand? How do YOU do it?
Also, are snap caps helpful even with a gun that doesn't need them? I have a 1911. What brand do you recommend?
I tried a search, but "how" and "to" are too ambiguous and were removed, so it just searched for "dry fire" and got about 1345 million hits.
I like sitting in front of my TV at night and snap at commercials. How often do you guys generally shoot when you are practicing dry firing? What are you looking for? I get the gun, get a proper grip on it, line up the sights and make sure they don't move when I squeeze the trigger. The rest of my body is in whatever position I happen to be sitting on the sofa. Do you lean forward into your dry firing? Stand? How do YOU do it?
Also, are snap caps helpful even with a gun that doesn't need them? I have a 1911. What brand do you recommend?