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<blockquote data-quote="BigRed82" data-source="post: 1090505" data-attributes="member: 3048"><p>BB, could you define what you mean by "practice"? </p><p></p><p>For instance, I try to shoot my ccw at least 1-2 weekends a month. Most gun ranges take issue with drawing and shooting from a holster at speed, so while "shooting" could be considered practice in that regard, it doesn't really amount to practice so far as drawing is concerned. Also, the few ranges that don't have an issue with drawing from a holster may have issue with fast firing ie. Bill Drill. So again, it's not really good practice. </p><p></p><p>In respect to drawing, at home, drawing the pistol from the holster while it is concealed and then dryfiring provides more practical "practice" in terms of practicing the all important draw and fire - but since you are dry firing, there is no real way of knowing anything beyond how you might behave in delivering that first shot. No way to really know how the follow up shots will be. </p><p></p><p>Then there is also the well known but less frequently admitted practice of dryfiring while doing other tasks around the home. (You know, the shooting the TV habit). <img src="/images/smilies/smile.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" data-shortname=":)" /> If this counts as practice, (it is dryfiring after all) then "practice" may occur daily. </p><p></p><p>I go shooting only about 1-2 weekends a month. I can't afford the ammo to go more frequently than that. But I practice drawing and shooting a few times every week, and I dry fire my ccw almost every day. So....I don't know how to vote in the poll.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigRed82, post: 1090505, member: 3048"] BB, could you define what you mean by "practice"? For instance, I try to shoot my ccw at least 1-2 weekends a month. Most gun ranges take issue with drawing and shooting from a holster at speed, so while "shooting" could be considered practice in that regard, it doesn't really amount to practice so far as drawing is concerned. Also, the few ranges that don't have an issue with drawing from a holster may have issue with fast firing ie. Bill Drill. So again, it's not really good practice. In respect to drawing, at home, drawing the pistol from the holster while it is concealed and then dryfiring provides more practical "practice" in terms of practicing the all important draw and fire - but since you are dry firing, there is no real way of knowing anything beyond how you might behave in delivering that first shot. No way to really know how the follow up shots will be. Then there is also the well known but less frequently admitted practice of dryfiring while doing other tasks around the home. (You know, the shooting the TV habit). :) If this counts as practice, (it is dryfiring after all) then "practice" may occur daily. I go shooting only about 1-2 weekends a month. I can't afford the ammo to go more frequently than that. But I practice drawing and shooting a few times every week, and I dry fire my ccw almost every day. So....I don't know how to vote in the poll. [/QUOTE]
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