TheWashingtonStandard
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Dry practice—that is, practicing with an unloaded firearm—has been around a long time. It was used to develop a steady shot even as early as the use of matchlock firearms, as the delay of these guns’ firing mechanisms required a steady hold and follow through with every shot. But even …
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