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Thanks man appreciate this!

via youtube, just like these free public ones. There are instructions at our patreon page if you decide to become a member!

These are for IPSC/USPSA, so 2 shots per paper and 1 for steel unless instructed otherwise in the "stage briefing". Oh, and this one is very old, I recommended to test out the new ones instead of these!

Hello and thanks for your comment! These training videos are for dryfire practice and you don't need any laser gadgets for dryfire. To get you started, there are plenty of youtube videos out there to cover topics like shot calling and dryfire training. Happy training!

Thanks for your suggestion - will have to look into that, sounds interesting!

Hi @michaelcooper7962 It depends from your screen size. You can use the following distances as a guide based on your screen size. 32" screen = 4.6ft / 1,4m 50" screen = 6.7ft / 2m 65" screen= 9ft / 2,7m 100" screen = 14ft / 4m

Great to hear! We'll release at least one new training video each month and we have some cool competition training videos also coming, so stay tuned! :)

Thanks for your comment and nope, that is not the case! At the moment of writing this, there are: -19 patreon exclusive stage training videos (total of 23 videos at the moment) - 12 patreon exclusive USPSA classifiers (total of 14 classifiers at the moment) - All 8 official SCSA Steel Challenge stages available exclusively for patrons - Series of patreon exclusive Designated target training videos There will be at least one new video each mont for patreons, usually along with some new USPSA classifiers. And in addition of this, the free videos here on public youtube does not contain all the stages from each video release. If you're a patron, drop us a message if you have problem accessing all the training resources and we'll figure it out together, thank you!

@@dryfireking yeah where do I access those for whatever reason I'm only seeing the 1-19 I already did on the main page then paid for a patreon and only see 20-23

@@dryfireking actually now all the sudden it says my payment did not go through even though I did this yesterday and it went through then and I was able to access the patreon site and now I cannot access it

@@OuterHeavenTacticalif you still have any issues with the patreon content, please drop us a message via patreon and we'll continue from there and figure it out!

Thank you, appreciate that! To get the target proportions exactly right for each stage, use the following distances as a guide: 32" screen = 4.6ft / 1,4m 50" screen = 6.7ft / 2m 65" screen= 9ft / 2,7m 100" screen = 14ft / 4m

@@dryfireking Awesome, THANKS!

Thank you! Appreciate your comment! You can get to a very high level by just improving your gun handling, visual skills and movement in dryfire and then confirming with livefire every now and then. Happy training!

It is available via patreon.com/dryfireking :)

You can use these as a reference: 32" screen = 4.6ft / 1,4m 50" screen = 6.7ft / 2m 65" screen= 9ft / 2,7m 100" screen = 14ft / 4m They're true for our USPSA classifiers and SCSA Steel Challenge stages also

Thank u

Yes it is, but in dryfire you mostly should push for pure speed while maintaining visual honesty. As there is no recoil, only visual confirmation, usually 5sec dryfire el prez results around 6-7sec all-alpha livefire result.

Thanks man really appreciate that! I'f you like our stuff, there's +40 more stages, USPSA classifiers etc. available via patreon for only couple bucks per month!

Hi! Rest of the videos are available via patreon. It's only 3.5USD per month to access +40 stages, individual moving target videos (and handful of most popular USPSA classifier soon!)

Thanks man, appreciate that!

Yes, please study El presidente drill for more details!

Sorry I don't fully understand your question. If you mean targets that are partially covered with N/S target, yes.

Target array means "set of targets" that are grouped together. So left/right arrays means targets that are grouped left or right.

@@dryfireking ahhh see I was engaging left to right. Then moving and engaging right to left.