
Practical Shooting: From Dry Fire to Match Day
From Dry Fire to Match Day, Full Guide By Berto GunsmenLength4h 22m
About this audiobook
Most shooters don't have a speed problem. They have a seeing problem wearing a disguise. This is a training companion for the USPSA and Limited Optics shooter who's tired of guessing, built to be heard on the drive to the range and trained against, rep by rep. It strips the game down to what actually wins stages: see clearly, move efficiently, run the gun the same way every time, confirm when it matters, and stay present under the timer. Inside is a complete system, vision and confirmation, grip and trigger, the draw, reloads, transitions, movement, and stage planning, plus dry-fire and live-fire drill libraries, twelve-week plans, diagnostics, and the cues that hold up when your hands are shaking. No fake-fast reps. No gear worship. Just honest, repeatable practice that ingrains the habits speed and accuracy are built on, one fix at a time. Don't use speed to hide confusion. Use clarity to create speed.
Audiobook details
GenreEducation and Learning
Length4 hrs 22 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 1, 2009
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Practical Shooting: From Dry Fire to Match Day
2Chapter 1 — Foundations and Practice Integrity
3The Big Picture: Core adages for your training
4Safety and Practice Integrity
5How to Study This Like a Book
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6Chapter Takeaway
7Chapter 2 — Vision, Confirmation, and Core Gun Control
8Vision: The Real Engine
9Target focus vs. dot focus
10Confirmation levels
11Grip, Trigger, and Recoil
12The Draw and Index
13Reloads
14Transitions
15Chapter Takeaway
16Chapter 3 — Movement, Dry Fire, Live Fire, and Standards
17Movement and Stage Flow
18Dry Fire Drill Library - Detailed
19Safety Ritual Drill
20Target Focus Draw
21Trigger Isolation at Speed
22Confirmation Switch Drill
23No-Trigger Transition
24Reload Grip Rebuild
25Entry With Vision
26Exit on Call
27Mini Stage Rehearsal
28Dry Fire Masterclass: The Engine of Improvement
29Why dry fire changes classes
30Dry fire is not pretending
31The five layers of dry fire
32Dry fire safety ritual
33Dry fire equipment
34How to use a timer without becoming a slave to it
35Dry fire notes
36What dry fire should feel like
37How dry fire fixes old habits
38Dry fire for moving from A class toward Master
39The dry fire transfer rule
40Dry Fire Drill 1 - The Empty Room Ritual
41Dry Fire Drill 2 - Eye-Only Target Selection
42Dry Fire Drill 3 - Exact Spot Presentation
43Dry Fire Drill 4 - First Shot Without Drama
44Dry Fire Drill 5 - Press Without Steering
45Dry Fire Drill 6 - Confirmation Ladder Dry
46Dry Fire Drill 7 - No-Trigger Transition Honesty
47Dry Fire Drill 8 - Hard Stop Transition
48Dry Fire Drill 9 - Reload Path Isolation
49Dry Fire Drill 10 - Post-Reload First Shot
50Dry Fire Drill 11 - Dry Bill Drill With Visual Honesty