Improving scores, saving money!The more you practise, the better you get!
Summer/Autumn 2025
Please click here for a quick introduction to DryFire.
The sun has got his hat on (some days!) and it is competition time! Now is the time to keep skills honed between trips to the shooting ground - shooting 100+ targets every evening with DryFire will keep your skills on top form ready for competition or the Sunday shoot.
Saving money with DryFire
DryFire can pay for itself in less than a month! See the overview article for a spreadsheet.
Like everything else, the cost of our sport keeps rising - try adding up the cost of clays, cartridges and travel to calculate how much each round costs you. Scary stuff!
With DryFire you can easily shoot 100 targets every evening and use that practice to retain and improve your skills so that when you go outside you can be sure that every shot counts!
Accurate feedback and cost effective
DryFire provides accurate feedback, to the nearest fraction of an inch, as to where your shot went: above, below, ahead, behind - the sort of feedback we rarely get outdoors.
DryFie offers intensive practice, in your own home, at any time, using your own gun - with no travel costs, no cartridge costs and no clay costs. Targets for any discipline: trap, skeet or sporting; follow national and international rules with the same angular trajectories, and the same angular speeds, as clays outdoors.
You select the layout or target you want, e.g. Olympic Skeet Station 4 doubles, stand in front of the wall or screen, take up your shooting position, swing back to your hold point, call "Pull", acquire the target, start your swing, allow the correct amount of lead, fire and follow through - exactly as you do outdoors.
Our new TS22 trigger switch is selling like hot cakes and getting rave reviews because, by operating as the trigger blade moves backwards, it retains the real-world "trigger feel" that is important to many shooters. TS22 is available from the store and we have added a detailed article on how it is fitted and used.
Click here for an article from Clay Shooting Magazine about using DryFire during the pandemic.
We've added an article about making your own DryFire Shooting Stand.
International distributors wanted
We are actively looking for additional DryFire distributors and dealers.
Note for readers in the USA
Please see the information at the top of the support page.
Featured Articles
DryFire: An Overview
Find out how DryFire has helped shooters become champions, see the type of feedback it provides and watch it in action. How can DryFire pay for itself in a couple of weeks!
Read more
How it works
How can shooting at a laser dot on a wall, or at the projected image of clay, require exactly the same skills as those required outdoors?
Read more
Videos
The first video was shot by Tom Ridge, our distributor in the USA.
We admit that for non-shooters this is like watching paint dry!
On the other hand, shooters who want to improve their scores and who understand the value of practice, will quickly see how useful DryFire is.
Tom is using Version 4 of the DryFire software and he has a painted canvas on the wall as background - no data projector is required for the laser version of DryFire.
The leading edge of the target is represented by the moving red laser dot.
It isn't necessary to break the gun between shots - Tom chooses to do so.
Watch how Tom methodically works through a layout, looking back at the screen for feedback after every shot.
The screen shows EXACTLY where the shot pattern went in relation to the clay.
Aislin Jones is a young champion shooter and she shows how she uses DryFire in less than ideal conditions at home!
She is using the older version of the DryFire gun assembly - the red "dummy" in the muzzle is no longer required.