Dry fire training is an essential practice for improving firearm handling skills without the need for live ammunition. It allows shooters to work on grip, stance, drawing from a holster, sight alignment, sight picture, trigger control and other fundamental skills in a safe environment.

When you are on the range practicing with your pistol and you hear a click when you pull the trigger, but there is no bang (the gun did not fire), do you instinctively know what to do?