With practice ammo hard to come by, what are you practicing?

[MRH]

Plenty of .22lr shooting. I can't even put a dent in my stash.

 

[Sowega86]

Right... The only bulk ammo they have online is M33 ball so you can run cheap plinking ammo through your Barrett...

They also have some rather pricey .40 and some oddball calibers. They don't have any more ammo than anyone else does online.

Just got an email this evening from https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/category.cfm/sportsman/ammunition and they still have 147 gr. 9mm and 115 grain 9mm.

 

[jwc0305]

swordsmanship, hatchet and knife throwing.

 

[PewPewChris]

I just wish the damn ammo frenzy would end and I could buy to my hearts content...it’s gotta level off at some point...right?

 

[Wheeler]

Just got an email this evening from https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/category.cfm/sportsman/ammunition and they still have 147 gr. 9mm and 115 grain 9mm.

Well I suppose they do at $.80/round for 115 grain plinking ammo.

 

[Wheeler]

swordsmanship, hatchet and knife throwing.

Maybe take up the guitar, start working out, get a HAM license, learn LandNav without a GPS...

 

[ChimChim]

BB's

 

[Control for Smilers]

disc golf.

 

[Stubb]

I've drastically reduced the amount of ammo I'm shooting in live-fire practice by working in dry-fire runs and always gripping 100%. If something doesn't go right on a live-fire drill, I'll unload and dry-fire it a couple times to identify and/or correct the issue before loading up and live-firing it again. Gripping with full-force every time simply means my forearms are smoked faster. I'm getting better training value out of every live-fire session as a result, it's pretty cool.

All this gets covered in detail at the class I teach periodically.

 

[fastfish66]

I find myself doing controlled pair, hammered pair, and failure to stop.

Lots of dry firing at dems on Fox.