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Guns don't kill people. People kill people. Guns are just object and it takes thousands of hours to master them. Start training now. Put on your calendar 15 minutes of dry fire once a week. Your life, your family, your country is counting on you and your ability to use arms.

Practice reloads, drawing, and sight alignment.

You can do all this training for free at home.

No excuses, get after it.

Guns don't kill people. People kill people. Guns are just object and it takes thousands of hours to master them. Start training now. Put on your calendar 15 minutes of dry fire once a week. Your life, your family, your country is counting on you and your ability to use arms. Practice reloads, drawing, and sight alignment. You can do all this training for free at home. No excuses, get after it.

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I've been meaning to try the new Better than the simple draw and shoot, back up 5 yards, repeat that I do now.

Looking at a training aid like a Mantix too, I hate dry fire but cannot consume ammo they way I did in years past. I have Dry Fire and Dry Fire Fit training cards that I bought and never opened.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I've got the Mantix and it's not bad. I find myself using it less and less though. Usually I point toward a dot on a white wall and you know if you sights/dot is moving on trigger press.

You ever watch Bob Vogel do the qualification course? He's great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=py1WSRpcl6E&t=22s

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Damn I'm not passing that qualification haha.

So the Mantix is just ok? I keep seeing reviewers talk about it like it's a miracle worker.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I don't want to trash it because I've used it 200x it says and the data is cool. I just think the bottom line is the gun is still when you pull the trigger and you can do that with just a white wall. Biggest thing for me is doing marksmanship work every single time I practice dry fire even if it's only 3 minutes. It's it's really noticeable drop when I stop doing that for a month.

For $100 it's worth a try though. They completely changed their models since I've gotten mine.