[kylet]

Wondering if anyone knew of any helpful dryfire drills I can do in my spare time to prepare for a uspsa production im doing next month.

Any links or resources for other trainings would be helpful too...

Thanks guys!

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[DRAGON1970]

Wondering if anyone knew of any helpful dryfire drills I can do in my spare time to prepare for a uspsa production im doing next month.

Any links or resources for other trainings would be helpful too...

Thanks guys!

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Practice drawing from your holster and reloading while moving. Be sure to have a sturdy holster and at least two double mag pouches. Kydex is cheap and very sturdy.

I always encourage people to try the action sports as static shooting can only take you so far. Too many people get locked into static shooting and don't develop the other needed skills

Good luck, let me know how it goes.

 

[lunchboxtheman]

Someone posted this a few days ago and I've found it to be very helpful. Not specific for USPSA but I think it could still help you.

 

[Pimp gun]

http://www.predatortactical.com/cart.php?m=knowledgebase_detail&id=5 this is a start and just goole what you want and there are many videos out there. You can go Youtube and type the question and good luck