#dry fire

There are a number of concealed carry gun myths that have been floating around for some time, which some people still go around believing. 

Some have a basis in reality, some don't. Some have to do with common ccw practices and others about certain gun attributes. Don't believe them. 

It's like when someone tells you that you have to carry far more gear than just your gun, holster and maybe a good magazine holster besides: there's a little something to it, but not that much. 

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I'm confused and on mobile as to how it works, but it's awfully cool regardless. Shooting at such an oblique angle to the on-screen target might be a little weird, but I'd sure try it. For an hour.

From experience, these things are incredibly addictive. But maybe it is just me, I tend to be easily captivated by molecules and behaviours toying with my brain.

In any case, dry fire training is a great tool for improving shooting quality.