Everett Nash: The New Shooter's Dry Fire Handbook, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Nervous about your first handgun? Start safe, start slow, start here.

Buying your first handgun is exciting - and a little intimidating. Between conflicting advice online and range visits that move faster than you'd like, it's easy to feel like everyone else already knows what you're supposed to know. The New Shooter's Dry Fire Handbook was written specifically for you: the brand-new gun owner who wants to build real, safe fundamentals before ever loading a round.

Using dry fire practice - rehearsing your grip, stance, aim, and trigger control with a firearm that is completely unloaded and verified empty - this patient, step-by-step guide walks you through everything a true beginner needs, without a single confusing diagram or photo required. Every drill is explained in plain language you can follow at your own pace, in the privacy of your own home.

What's inside:

• The four fundamental rules of firearm safety, explained clearly and repeated often
• A complete, ammunition-free safety checklist for every practice session
• Step-by-step grip, stance, and sight alignment instruction built for total beginners
• A trigger control method designed to eliminate flinching and jerking
• A safe, slow, step-by-step approach to drawing from a holster
• A ready-to-use four-week beginner practice plan
• Guidance on choosing a first handgun, safe home storage, and range etiquette
• A glossary of beginner terms and a frequently asked questions chapter
• Encouragement to seek hands-on training from a certified instructor before live fire