Glock Dry Fire Mag

[maroonandwhite]

Has anyone used one of these?

 

http://dryfiremag.com/index.html

 

I am wanting a cheaper way to practice dry firing without spending the bucks on a SIRT. Seems like this would be a good option. You don't get the laser but I don't know that I want that anyways.

 

 

[Wiljo05]

Haven't used one, but if you do go decide to go the SIRT route, I'll be glad to give you my discount code for them...

[maroonandwhite]

Haven't used one, but if you do go decide to go the SIRT route, I'll be glad to give you my discount code for them...

I may do that eventually but at $75 I may give this a shot. I just like the fact that it is used in the actual gun I shoot. I'm gonna look at more reviews of these if I can find them.

[Monkeyman2500]

I like the look of that.

[TNWNGR]

IMHO you'd come out ahead by purchasing an airsoft type replica and practicing with it. Then during each practice session incoperate your unloaded carry gun for dry fire. The objective is aimed fire into a cardboard box with the airsoft replica and muscle memory of your carry guns feel and trigger. If you incoperate the dime on the front sight trick for smoothness of trigger pull you'll be in great shape.

[maroonandwhite]

IMHO you'd come out ahead by purchasing an airsoft type replica and practicing with it. Then during each practice session incoperate your unloaded carry gun for dry fire. The objective is aimed fire into a cardboard box with the airsoft replica and muscle memory of your carry guns feel and trigger. If you incoperate the dime on the front sight trick for smoothness of trigger pull you'll be in great shape.

I'm basically looking for something I can holster in my EDC holster as well as competition holster. I want to be able to draw and fire as well as transition between targets while dry firing. Do air soft versions have an auto reset like that? I've handled some of them but never a Glock clone.

[toby1304]

Wiljo05 will fix you up. I have the SIRT pistol and think it is awesome. My accuracy has improved greatly. I am also looking to purchase the L.A.S.R. program through him as well. If he uses it, the way he shoots, it must work and work really well.

[gjohnsoniv]

I'm basically looking for something I can holster in my EDC holster as well as competition holster. I want to be able to draw and fire as well as transition between targets while dry firing. Do air soft versions have an auto reset like that? I've handled some of them but never a Glock clone.

Yeah they make gas powered ones that have blow back and all of that.

[maroonandwhite]

Yeah they make gas powered ones that have blow back and all of that.

That sounds dangerously close to ANOTHER hobby. :pleased:  I guess I could lump them together though.

[maroonandwhite]

I'll have to say the air soft looks pretty awesome. Not very expensive either and they seem to have been molded exactly like the real thing.

[zgunbear]

The more realistic airsoft weigh about the same as a real firearm. The only way you can tell is dropping the mag and looking at the rounds.

[we3dooit]

http://dryfiremag.com/index.html

 

This is an amazing device that pushes on the trigger....HOWEVER I have a Glock19 gen4, after three trigger pulls, the mag does not keep the trigger in position to fire again and again...the mag slips downward and does not lock into place.  The phone number on the website does not work, and I emailed them many times with no response.  Since I purchased this thru paypal, in the process of resolving thru paypal.  The company finally emailed me, and said they would take care of the problem.  I spent a week of emails with no response.  So far, it has not been resolved.

 

THEREFORE I do not recommend this device!!!!

[mikegideon]

Haven't used one, but if you do go decide to go the SIRT route, I'll be glad to give you my discount code for them...

 

If i buy into dry fire, it will be a SIRT.