I was skeptical at first, but I have been dry firing my Springfield Armory TRP for the past few days. Maybe 50 times a day. I noticed while dry firing that I had much more control as I practiced more, and the sight barely moved. Well, I went to the range, and can see that it translated into much better shooting for me. This may not be great for some of you guys, but it is such a dramatic improvement for me that I am sold. I will be dry firing daily if possible (yes, I'll triple check to ensure the gun is unloaded).
My first shot was the bullseye, the second shot was the flyer (I blame it either on shock over the first shot, or ammo). As you can tell, I'm pleased.
My first shot was the bullseye, the second shot was the flyer (I blame it either on shock over the first shot, or ammo). As you can tell, I'm pleased.