An Officer asked me that how does dry firing help you. This video shows that clearly. It builds consistency, and confidence by making weapon a part of your body and mind.
You can make your troops practise dry firing anywhere, but best times are these.
1. Do PT with weapons 2 times in a week. Rehearse simply drills like reloading, position transition, shoulder transition, acquiring and reacquiring targets.
2. On ranges, waiting details are the most primed to do dry firing. Dry Fire > Actual Fire > Dry Fire . Make this cadence for all waiting details.
3. During induction to op areas - times in transit camps (sometimes it extends to days due to road closures etc) should be utilised for this type of training (within SOPs and safety regulations of TCs)
4. Weapon Cleaning Days - make dry firing practises before cleaning compulsory for 30 minutes. Do your drills , get on with cleaning.
5. In peace stations - designate a day or two where everyone carries weapons with full load of empty magazines whole day in which ever combat gear the unit has.
Try these and you will see weapon handling of your unit become better manifold. What are other places where dry firing can be done apart from structured training schedules? Comment below.
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