Transitions: Visual training aids for Dryfire

[@jaesh9306]

You explain things simply and to the point i appreciate that a lot thanks.

[@uncleB1972]

Thank you for the tips Mason. I appreciate your taking the time.

[@lseguias]

Great teaching videos. PS: Next year will 100K subscriber

[@EuropaChronicles]

For the past few months I’ve been using standard black pasters on all of my dry fire targets (I typically only use 1/2-scale). I like the idea of reducing the number of targets with a visual aiming cue down to 1 or 2 per array. I’m almost definitely going to try the pencil trick to (hopefully) fight my near-constant impulse to get sucked into the dot. Thanks!

[@masonlane2030]

Yeah the hard part of visual discipline is making yourself pick a spot on a blank surface, so have a target with that assist in the mix (occasionally) can help you notice if you were doing it wrong otherwise.

[@hdickmann1]

step by step you become the Professor of ipsc for me

[@joseainagas2479]

Good things to correct me and stop me doing a cardboard blaster.

[@40uMace]

Or you can mix two and have a dot in lines?

[@masonlane2030]

I suppose you could do that, I don’t know why you’d want any more of an assist than a spot though

[@davidhoward9722]

Great video I’m Subscribing. BTW what gun and optic do you use in Carry Optics Competition ? Thanks

[@masonlane2030]

SIG P320 with TXG grip and Grayguns Modern Classic slide. Romeo 3 max 3 MOA for a dot