DryFire

DryFire is a computer-based clay target simulator that replicates trap, skeet, and sporting clays shooting. Instead of spending money on ammunition, targets, and travel to a range, you practice indoors with your own shotgun—getting accurate feedback on every single shot.

The system covers all clay target disciplines: - Trap (16-yard, handicap, bunker) - Skeet (including doubles) - Sporting Clays (with course designer tool)

Users report saving over $300,000 combined in shells and clays while shooting over 1,000,000 targets on their original systems.

One Michigan shooting club figured they save over $200 per practice session—the system paid for itself in the first month. Year-round indoor practice means you start competition season sharp instead of shaking off winter rust.

• •Immediate Visual Feedback — You see exactly where your shot went. Misses, breaks, distance from center. No guessing.

• •Your Gun, Your Mechanics — Train with the actual shotgun you shoot in competition. Builds real muscle memory for gun mount, swing, timing, and follow-through.

• •Practice Without Recoil — New shooters, young competitors, and those building technique learn without punishment. One coach saw 7-year-olds learn safe gun handling and proper form in a controlled environment.

• •Train Anytime — Winter weather, rain, snow, wind—none of it matters. Practice at midnight if you want. No range hours. No weather delays.

• •Competitive shooters (Aislin Jones used it before Rio 2016; Paul Thompson became a 7-time NSSA All-American)
• •Youth programs & teams (130-kid clubs using it across 4 nights per week)
• •Coaches (track individual weak areas, customize training)
• •Recreational shooters (improve scores from your living room)

• •Your shotgun
• •A computer
• •A room 8 ft × 8 ft or larger

"After only one week, my scores on our local Sporting Clays Course went up 12 hits... It was not just a marginal improvement after a week, but a huge improvement, not just in score, but noticeably in technique as well." — Tom Link, Alberta

"He has gotten his first 24/24 in skeet doubles and 25/25 in handicap trap, skeet, and 16-yard trap!" — Alan Purdy, Washington (about his 12-year-old son)

• •Rifle & Pistol training
• •Game hunting (Feather & Fur)
• •Advanced trap exercises
• •Scoring analysis and reports
• •Projection software

(972) 515-9232 | [email protected]

Free financing available. 1-on-1 support included.