For me, one of the biggest benefits of dry fire practice is that you learn to NOT flinch. The flinch or yank is what causes most inaccuracy. But dry fire allows you to really settle and isolate to just the trigger finger action.
If you don’t know if you can dry fire your gun get some snap caps for your caliber if ya really wanna splurge get a mag full of them then it will help with your reloads cause cycling the bolt will actually eject a round Great idea MDT !
I just want MDT to know, I began doing research on their ESS chassis for the savage axis II and I saw them being active in the comments replying to questions and being supportive. I was on the fence between MDT and others but now, it's no question. MDT it is. Can't wait for it to get here.
Nice video!!! I download the PDF with the targets to start practice soon, but can you tell me which distance is located each target? Best regards and still teaching us!
Dry fire is good for the basics, square body positioning to the platform, trigger pull, follow through, operating the bolt without losing sight picture,... however to become a pro you'll need wind, mirage, weather, and the skill to calculate scope elevation in relation to distance to target, angle of degree to target,... you're not going to pick that up on your living room floor with snap caps.
It's also easier to pick up the more advanced stuff like windage, mirage and elevation if you have the basics down and can put down accurate and consistent groups downrange, so you know any discrepancies would be due to said effects
Thank you for the video; please can I ask what is the make of the Real weights/grips closest to the action. Also what are the inlets for within the butt stock, they look cool I really like them? Thank you.
That is a new product of ours which will be launching soon. Same for the inserts in the buttstock. Make sure you are signed up for our newsletter to be kept up to date with all future product launches.
Its always weird for me seeing fluted barrels in comp rifles and then a ton of additional weight near the end. If you had just a straight barrel you could lose at least one pair of the weights.
Yeah, but now there is more weight to be lost in case you want to go hunting or need a lighter rifle for some reason. But I get what you mean, most people won't take those weights off for the majority of shooting. Most people get fluted barrels because they look cool and maybe for some of the little added cooling.
For me, one of the biggest benefits of dry fire practice is that you learn to NOT flinch. The flinch or yank is what causes most inaccuracy. But dry fire allows you to really settle and isolate to just the trigger finger action.
It sure does!
If you don’t know if you can dry fire your gun get some snap caps for your caliber if ya really wanna splurge get a mag full of them then it will help with your reloads cause cycling the bolt will actually eject a round
Great idea MDT !
For sure, always a good idea to make it even better!
I just want MDT to know, I began doing research on their ESS chassis for the savage axis II and I saw them being active in the comments replying to questions and being supportive. I was on the fence between MDT and others but now, it's no question. MDT it is. Can't wait for it to get here.
Thank you so much for the kind words:)
Great advice!!
With the price of ammo these days, dry fire is a great option !!!
Hey I recognize this fella from the range last week. Gently reminded me of some poor range etiquette I was guilty of and I appreciate that.
Great to hear!
Please include a list of accessories on the blue rifle.
Another excellent video from the MDT team
Thank you so much!
Nice video!!! I download the PDF with the targets to start practice soon, but can you tell me which distance is located each target? Best regards and still teaching us!
Where can I find this flip cap?
Dry fire is good for the basics, square body positioning to the platform, trigger pull, follow through, operating the bolt without losing sight picture,... however to become a pro you'll need wind, mirage, weather, and the skill to calculate scope elevation in relation to distance to target, angle of degree to target,... you're not going to pick that up on your living room floor with snap caps.
It's also easier to pick up the more advanced stuff like windage, mirage and elevation if you have the basics down and can put down accurate and consistent groups downrange, so you know any discrepancies would be due to said effects
The only thing you dont get inside is wind and mirage. Which most people also dont get going to their 200 yard range
What model guns can you safely dry fire with out damage
just use a snap cap and you're on the safe side
Most any modern firearms( including some .22lr, but I wouldn’t recommend it) are safe to dry fire.
Centerfire rifles are fine to dry fire (rem 700, tikka t3, howa 1500).
Rim fire rifles can get damaged over time (tikka t1, cz 457, mkii).
Great video & Cool color. What cerakote colors are those?
What is the lens cap called?
Good question
Check with a local optometrist. You need a +0.25 diopter lens. I then had them cut the diameter down to fit inside a butler creek cap.
This one is called a Indoor DryFire Trading Aid
DST precision is great
Thank you for the video; please can I ask what is the make of the Real weights/grips closest to the action. Also what are the inlets for within the butt stock, they look cool I really like them? Thank you.
That is a new product of ours which will be launching soon. Same for the inserts in the buttstock. Make sure you are signed up for our newsletter to be kept up to date with all future product launches.
Its always weird for me seeing fluted barrels in comp rifles and then a ton of additional weight near the end. If you had just a straight barrel you could lose at least one pair of the weights.
Yeah, but now there is more weight to be lost in case you want to go hunting or need a lighter rifle for some reason. But I get what you mean, most people won't take those weights off for the majority of shooting. Most people get fluted barrels because they look cool and maybe for some of the little added cooling.
What tripod mount is the bag resting on
What action is that?
Where can I find that bag rider for my ACC?
Looks like an Armageddon Gear Gamechanger.
@@John-uo1qf thanks but I'm looking for the attachments to the forearm m-loks that make for a wider footprint to ride on top of a game changer.
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