Many shooting federations have canceled all competitions due to the Covid-19 situation and shooting ranges are temporarily closed almost everywhere. What can you do despite the threatening total lack of necessary training facilities to still be able to work on your shooting skills? Of course, dry-fire training cannot and should not replace live firing, which is definitely more fun with recoil, gun smoke, bang and muzzle flash, and also requires more skill in terms of shooting control. But especially in these days, when the government recommends limiting social contacts and many shooting ranges are not accessible anyway, dry-fire training can be a welcome alternative.

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