dry fire at the moon

[Donkey]

Training?

 

[Jack]

Brandishing?

 

[Neil09]

What?

 

[JNieman]

Unless it's low to the horizon you'd be aiming pretty high. I guess if it's just static practice isolating the actual trigger press maybe it's good. I prefer staring at a mirror and drawing from holster after asking if my reflection is 'talking to me?'

But srsly, I usually do it in a more duplicative manner as I'd ever be shooting, so mostly shooting straight ahead, rather than up in the air.

Brandishing?

I don't think the man on the moon will even know he's there.

 

[oleheat]

I'd check with NASA first, just to be on the safe side.

 

[bigjakewelch]

I'd check with NASA first, just to be on the safe side.

If he's practicing with a 10mm then I'd say better to check the weapon twice. If you have a ND you may berry well knock the moon out of its orbit slightly. I'd be careful.

 

[oleheat]

If he's practicing with a 10mm then I'd say better to check the weapon twice. If you have a ND you may berry well knock the moon out of its orbit slightly. I'd be careful.

Truth.

It would at least result in large pieces of Moon crashing into the Earth. NOT COOL.

 

[JBE]

Unless it's low to the horizon you'd be aiming pretty high. I guess if it's just static practice isolating the actual trigger press maybe it's good. I prefer staring at a mirror and drawing from holster after asking if my reflection is 'talking to me?'

I don't think the man on the moon will even know he's there.

Don't forget to "blade" before you ask if your reflection is "talking to you"

I imagine if he has any neighbors close by they may seriously ask "WTF?"