09/06/2026
Here's a cheap upgrade that isn't a bit of kit you bolt on: structured dry practice.
Most of what makes someone smoother on the line, trigger control, reloads, malfunction drills, can be practised at home with no live ammo at all. The limiting factor is usually a safe way to do it, and that's where dummy rounds come in.
FAB Defense's practice dummy rounds are inert, accurately dimensioned cartridges in 9mm and .223 (packs of ten). They feed, chamber, and eject like the real thing, so you can run magazine changes, practise clearing a deliberately induced stoppage, and check feeding without anything going bang.
The usual rules still apply. Live ammunition out of the room, confirm the gun is clear, and treat every practice session with the same discipline as the range. Dummy rounds are a training aid, not a shortcut around safe handling.
Boring? A bit. Effective? Quietly, yes.
Do you build dry practice into your routine, or is it strictly range days only?