Semi-auto Dry Firing Device

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    Dvorak Instruments introduces a semi-auto dry firing device that allows officers to dry fire most popular handguns and rifles 3,000 times an hour. It is designed to develop trigger control, precise shot placement and rapid fire technique nearly overnight at 1-percent the cost of live ammo. The patent-pending simulator replaces the barrel or bolt and magazine and uses CO2 to cycle the slide. It fires a laser dot activating an electronic target. After a training session, the system can be easily removed from the weapon. It is available for handguns made by Glock, Beretta, Sigarms and for AR-15/ M-16, HK-94/ MP-5 and M249 weapons.

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    Robert Marvulli
    This is stovepipe a stoppage. It doesn't look like the 'perfect' stovepipe where it sticks up, perfectly centered, trapped between the slide and barrel of the gun. Sweeping this stovepipe to clear it will not clear it. Use TRT.
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    Photo: Robert Marvulli
    The setup simulated an 'L-Shaped' corridor, where at least one target could not be seen until the officer rounded the corner. This also could be escalated to a headshot, incorporating a failure drill.