The 8-Minute Dry Fire Routine That Builds Real Skill

Most shooters don’t have a dry fire routine. They have a habit of pressing the trigger at the wall until it feels like enough.

That’s not training.

Rick Crawley of Achilles Heel Tactical runs an 8-minute daily dry fire session — less than an hour a week — that builds grip consistency, a reliable draw stroke, and a dot that shows up in the same place every time the gun comes out of the holster. It’s structured, it’s measurable, and it’s been field-tested with law enforcement officers making the iron-to-red-dot transition.

The full breakdown — target setup, draw mechanics, par time protocol, and a first-week starting point — is over at Achilles Heel Tactical.

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