Lenny Magill demos the LaserPET II Electronic Target

Published on August 23, 2019
Duration: 31:09

Lenny Magill demonstrates how to enhance dry fire practice using the LaserPET II electronic target and a Glock reset trigger. He emphasizes the importance of dry fire for developing fundamental handgun skills, including grip, presentation, and sight alignment. The LaserPET II's various modes allow for quantifiable measurement of speed and accuracy, aiding in the development of skills for both concealed carry and competition shooting.

Quick Summary

Dry fire practice is essential for mastering handgun skills, focusing on manipulation, grip, and presentation. The LaserPET II electronic target enhances this by providing immediate feedback and timing capabilities, allowing shooters to quantify their speed and accuracy for improved performance in concealed carry and competition.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction to Dry Fire Practice
  2. 01:04Safety First in Dry Fire
  3. 02:01Aspects of Dry Fire Training
  4. 03:07Trigger Access and Presentation
  5. 04:01Sight Picture and Alignment
  6. 04:55Introducing the LaserPET II
  7. 05:51LaserPET II Operation
  8. 06:14Fixating on the Target
  9. 07:13Benefits of Laser Training
  10. 07:35The Reset Trigger Advantage
  11. 08:16Next Level Dry Fire with Reset Trigger
  12. 09:43Introducing the LaserPET II Target
  13. 11:02LaserPET II Modes Explained
  14. 11:28Mode 1: Shot Counter
  15. 11:35Mode 2: Automatic Start Timer
  16. 12:14Mode 3: Countdown Timer
  17. 13:08Mode 4: Double Tap Timer
  18. 13:47Mode 5: Multi-Shot Timer
  19. 14:40Mode 6: Split Times Display
  20. 15:10Most Useful Modes for Practice
  21. 15:29Using the Timer for Technique Analysis
  22. 16:16Transferring Dry Fire to the Range
  23. 16:29Importance of Dry Fire for Top Shooters
  24. 17:09Quantifying Practice with Lasers
  25. 18:01Practical Dry Fire Drill Setup
  26. 18:37Concealed Carry Draw Practice
  27. 19:59Draw Time Analysis
  28. 20:18Concealment with a Shirt
  29. 21:06Grip Consistency in Concealment
  30. 22:36Close Target Practice for Speed
  31. 23:29Concealed Carry Draw Times
  32. 24:49Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) Holster Practice
  33. 27:05IWB Holster Draw and Shoot Drill
  34. 28:03Comparing Draw Speeds
  35. 29:02Conclusion: Quantify Your Practice
  36. 30:23Visit Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary benefit of dry fire practice?

Dry fire practice is crucial for developing fundamental handgun skills like manipulation, grip, and presentation. It allows shooters to build muscle memory and refine techniques without expending ammunition, making it a highly efficient way to improve proficiency.

How does the LaserPET II electronic target improve training?

The LaserPET II provides immediate visual feedback on shot placement via a laser beam. Its various modes, including shot counters and timers, allow shooters to quantify their speed and accuracy, track progress, and identify specific areas for improvement in their shooting drills.

What safety precautions are essential for dry fire practice?

Safety is paramount. Always ensure the firearm is completely unloaded, remove all ammunition from the training area, and keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction at all times. This prevents accidental discharges and ensures a secure training environment.

How can dry fire practice help with concealed carry?

Dry fire allows you to practice drawing from concealment, focusing on clearing clothing, acquiring a consistent grip, and presenting the firearm quickly and accurately. Using a timer helps measure your draw-to-first-shot speed, a critical skill for self-defense.

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