DryFire is a serious training aid for those who wish to improve their shotgunning skills through intensive practice. Shoot 50,000, 100,000, or even 200,000 targets a year for only the cost of electricity. DryFire combines computer hardware and software to allow you to practice shooting in the privacy of your own home.

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We have all, at times, wondered why the clay didn't break. You are now learning about a product that can and will show you exactly where your shot-string (shot pattern) was in relationship to the clay. Look closely at the picture below and see how DryFire takes the guess work out of every shot. When you miss, you will know exactly where you missed.

Were you behind, in front, over the top, or below? And when you hit, you will know exactly how close to “dead center” you were.

Have you ever wondered exactly how far away the target was when you broke it? Have you wondered if you are using the right choke? DryFire will give you the facts and help you answer these questions, then, you can decide if you want to make a change.

DryFire presents a picture like this (on your PC screen) after every shot.

In the lower left corner of the screen you are given five facts about your last shot. Did you “Hit or Miss” the clay. How far in “inches” was the center of your shot-string (pattern) in front of or behind the center of the clay. How far in “inches” was the center of your shot-string (pattern) above or below the center of the clay. How many yards was the clay from your muzzle when the shot-string (pattern) hit or missed the clay. The time, measured in hundredth of a second, from the launch of the clay until the shot-string (pattern) hit or missed the clay.

On every shot, DryFire takes the following factors into account before it determines the relative position of the shot-string (pattern) in relationship to the clay and whether the pellets hitting the clay have enough energy to break it (edge-on clays require more energy to break than face-on clays).

• Barrel length
• Choke in barrel
• Shot size
• Shot load
• Muzzle velocity
• Wind direction
• Wind speed
• Clay trajectory
• Aerodynamic forces working on the clay and shot (gravity, drag, etc.)

• Practice in the comfort of your own home
• Use your own shotgun
• Select “pull” or “release” trigger
• Create your own chokes
• Select a choke for each barrel
• Determine the flight characteristics of the clay
• Create a shell for each barrel (specify muzzle velocity, shot weight, and shot size)
• Specify the POI (point of impact) for each barrel
• Practice your own style: “maintained lead”, “follow-through”, “move, mount and shoot”, etc.
• Accurate angular trajectories force you to move your gun the same amount as you do at your gun club
• You must lead the target exactly the way you do in real life
• Practice Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays, or create your own targets with the new “Course Designer” software
• Course Designer software is simple to use and was written so it could be used by a fourth grader
• Shoot singles, on-report doubles, or simultaneous doubles
• Shoot crosser's, incomer's, driven, quartering, rabbit, teal, tower, etc.

With DryFire you can shoot 50,000 targets a year and you don’t need to be wealthy to do it. Whether you shoot 50 targets or 50,000 targets, your only cost is electricity. If you practice 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week, you will shoot 50,000 targets in a year. Something very few shooters are ever able to do. But, because DryFire is conveniently located in your garage, spare bedroom, or in the basement, you will easily be able to spend the time necessary to shoot 50,000 targets and then, when you shoot at the local gun club you will reap the benefits of the “gun control” and the “lead pictures” you have developed while using Dryfire.