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Mixing Dry Fire and VR Training

Adam Green By Adam Green September 9, 2025 1 Min Read
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Mixing Dry Fire and VR Training

Filmed some of today’s dry fire session and threw it together into a short. Started off with some Trigger Control At Speed then worked on Reloads which is something I’m making a priority of working into my dry fire right now. Then popped on the Meta Quest, loaded up ACE VR and ran their Daily Drill and Weekly Series then headed over to the Range Arranger stage. I like training on this because there’s no scores you are chasing and you can work on numerous drills by changing the type of targets and distances very quickly. It’s like having a range in your livingroom. Started with some Blake Drills, then Criss Cross drills and finished up with some 25 yd Bill Drills.

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