Welcome to DryFire - as used by International medal winners!

Please click here for details of Australians training with DryFire for the Olympics.

Important note: the text mentions a projected image of a shooting range - this was produced using a separate PC projector. DryFire does not project an image of the shooting range - it produces a moving laser dot representing the clay. Click here for more details.

"Class C to Class A in three months!"

No guarantees - but that's the sort of thing that happens when you use DryFire!

Intensive practice with DryFire helps you climb beyond those annoying plateaus as your shooting improves.

250 shots after work and before dinner, every night of the week, is totally realistic with DryFire - how much would that normally cost you in cartridges and range fees?

All this in the comfort of your own home, in the warm and dry, 365 days a year!

The photo shows DryFire Version 3 with dual heads and with a single head - both systems support doubles.

Both are about 185mm x 140mm x 110mm (About 7.5" x 5.5" x 4.5")

DryFire in a nutshell

DryFire lets you practice clay shooting in the comfort of your own home.

• You use your own shotgun - the DryFire muzzle insert pops into any 12g, 20g or 28g barrel - S/S, O/U or single barrel.
• You have total freedom of movement - no wires from your shotgun.
• You use your choice of chokes and cartridges.
• It supports all clay disciplines - skeet (English, American, Olympic), trap (DTL, ABT, UT, Olympic singles/doubles, American) and sporting.
• It works in front of any wall (bedroom, study, living room, garage) 3m (10ft) or more wide. Please avoid brick, stone or rough walls - the laser gets lost.
• You call "Pull", acquire, swing, fire and follow through exactly as normal.
• You must allow the same amount of lead as when outdoors.
• DryFire shows you exactly where your shot string went in relation to the clay - to the nearest centimetre (1/2").
• Do it wrong, or drop your concentration, and you will miss with DryFire - but at least you will know where you missed.

How does it do this?

• DryFire software runs on any Windows-based PC. (Note: we do not support Apple Mac.)
• The simulator is connected to the PC with a USB cable.
• Each simulator head contains a laser to generate the target and a digital camera to detect your shot.
• You enter your gun, cartridge, choke and personal details into the PC.
• You select your discipline and target using the PC.
• On the call of "Pull" the simulator launches a laser dot across the wall in front of you. The dot represents the leading edge of the clay.
• The laser dot follows exactly, the same angular trajectory at exactly the same angular speed, as the real thing.
• You acquire, swing and fire, exactly as normal - the muzzle insert sends a beam of invisible IR light towards the wall.
• The digital camera in the simulator head picks up the IR shot, the software does its calculations and the PC screen shows you the result.