A couple things...
Safety is still a #1 priority when dry firing and all the same rules of gun safety and gun handling should be followed. Having a dedicated place to practice dry firing in your home is a good idea. It should be some place that is free of ammunition and with a backstop that could contain an accidental discharge. Also, when you’re done dry firing, you should take a break and do something else before reloading your gun if you’re using a primary firearm for training.
Safety is still a #1 priority when dry firing and all the same rules of gun safety and gun handling should be followed. Having a dedicated place to practice dry firing in your home is a good idea. It should be some place that is free of ammunition and with a backstop that could contain an accidental discharge. Also, when you’re done dry firing, you should take a break and do something else before reloading your gun if you’re using a primary firearm for training.
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