DryFire Reloaded

Excellent reads about dry fire The book needs a chapter to document your times so you can have measurable data to look back on. Definitely recommend for Jewett shooters, probably not for experienced shooters though.

If you are serious about getting better at practice pistol shooting, you need to get this book. I have the previous edition of Ben's dry fire book, but I find the "Reloaded" edition much more detailed with a lot of added drills that focus on areas easily overlooked by most people. Ben's unique approach of setting a single "reasonable" par-time upfront makes the whole training regimen easy to understand and to follow. His explanations of each individual drills, e.g. what's the goal and what to watch out for etc., are priceless. I know there is no shortcut to success but only through hard work. This book in my opinion, doubles the ROI of your hard work for any serious USPSA competitor. Ever wonder how someone can get to M/GM class only 1 or 2 years after they first touch a handgun? It's hard work plus the right way to train. This book shows you the right way to train via dry fire. Personally I have used Ben's first dry fire book to get from A to M class, and I expect this new edition to help me reach my GM goal in the near future.

Ben's first book was great, dryfire wasn't a secret when he wrote the book, he's just the first person to illustrate the drills and put it all together in one place. This one is better because it has log sheets in it for you and explains things a bit more than the first. That being said if you follow the book and utilize your time to practice right you will see vast improvement, especially if you are a stuck in A,B,C class shooter.I was a C when I got the first book and I'm shooting M classifier scores now..... and I'm lazy and don't practice as much as I need to.Get this book and dedicate practice time and you will get better. Get this book and don't dedicate time for practice and you will stay the same. One key is the work you put in, you need to supply that, the other is knowledge on dryfire, this provides that.

What do people want when looking for improvement? Not suggestions, or ideas, or an opinion. They want a plan! A detailed plan would be even better. As a professional in the area of human performance I create detailed plans for my athletes and Ben's methods are very similar as with this book he utilizes the necessary training methods for proper progressions and adaptions to increase performance. This book is your training guide as it outlines and gives you a detailed plan on how to become a better. It's very simple and easy to follow. Drills and Micro-Drills are outlined very clearly and those drills cover the fundamentals of what you need to master in order to become skilled. Whether you have been shooting/competing for years or just starting out. This book can assist you in getting better. If you have a goal and wish to achieve that goal. Grab this book and put it to use!

Ben is a fierce competitor and knows how to train for USPSA and IDPA. He lays out the information and drills needed to improve. My skills have greatly improved over the past several years using the information in his books. Dry fire is a required aspect of developing the gun manipulation skills needed in our sport. If you are serious about getting better at competitive dynamic shooting, his books will definitely help you....if you do your part. Don't just leave this on your coffee table....use it!! Write down your times in it, write notes in the margins, bring it to the range with you, dog ear the pages...whatever. For less than the cost of a box of factory ammo you can get a manual that will truly make a difference.

I've been shooting for years but now I would like to try USPSA. Anyone good at the sports does dry fire practice and this book will keep you on track. Ben progresses you along with more difficult and challenging drills. If I could change one thing, it would be nice if the book was spiral bound so it would lay flat.

I purchased this book with Ben's "skills and drills". I feel that both books are excellent for becoming a better shooter. I'm not new to shooting but I am new to shooting pistols and I've gone from hitting paper sometimes to shooting respectable groups mainly from working the dry fire fire drills in this book. My trigger control was terrible and dry fire let me see that and has helped me improve. As a new shooter I would recommend getting both books and start from the beginning. These books cover the basics and go far beyond that. I'm not there yet but I think this will get my shooting to were I want it to be.

I learned many of my mistakes happen before I even step foot on the range. This book has helped me pin point issues that I wasn't aware of previously and correct them. It has also given me a piece of mind that I don't have to mindlessly throw away money on ammo to get good/better. Lastly, this book has been a godsend during the quarantine (hahaha).

Praticamente ho quasi comprato tutti i libri di questo "tiratore" perché reputo che spiega le teniche in modo chiaro e semplice. È un buon manuale per evitare di buttare via colpi in modo inutile al poligono. È in lingua Inglese.

Molto interessante ma da leggere parallelamente a Practical Pistol sempre dello stesso autore

Excelente obra para quem inicia no tiro prático, ou pretende aprimorar os fundamentos por meio do treino "em seco". Ben escreve de maneira clara, objetiva e envolvente, fazendo com que o leitor se sinta em uma conversa durante um cuso. Vale a pena demais

muy buena guia de entrenamiento si realmente lo vas a hacer.

Great book been using the drills and techniques since I bought it and believe it’s helped me up my game.