Guides
IPSC Tracker is a home dry-fire app for practical shooters: a Standby timer, shot-click detection by sound, splits, video review and a training journal. Train at home, track real progress, no range needed.
Target Transition: How Your Eyes Lead the Gun
In practical shooting there are always several targets, and the road between them is the movement nobody trains. Here is how a transition really works - the eyes leave first and the gun follows - and how to build it at home on a wall, with scaled targets and a timer that shows your split.
Pistol Reload: How to Change a Magazine Without Losing the Target
The reload is the one link in the chain where the gun leaves the target and has to come back, and the clock never stops for it. Here is how the magazine drops free on its own, where your hands and eyes go during the change, and how to drill it at home with two magazines and a pillow.
Trigger Control: The Last Move That Makes the Shot
You can build a clean stance, grip and draw and still miss, because the shot is won or lost on the last move: the trigger press. Where the finger sits, how the press runs from slack to reset, why bracing for recoil pulls the sights, and how to groove it all at home, dry, in front of a mirror.
Dry Fire Fundamentals at Home: Stance, Grip and Draw
The shot is won before the trigger - in your stance, your grip and your draw. Here is how to build all three at home, dry, in front of a mirror: the athletic stance, the 60/40 grip that keeps the muzzle honest, and the draw broken into three counts.
IPSC Belt Setup: Holster, Mag Pouches and Positioning
The belt is the platform your whole match runs on. Here is how to set up an IPSC belt that is fast and legal: the two-belt system, where the holster and mag pouches sit, the 50 mm and hip-line tolerances, how to size it, and how to drill the draw at home with dry fire.
How to Aim a Pistol: Sight Alignment, Sight Picture, Mistakes
Shots landing where you didn't aim? Break aiming into parts: equal height and equal light, front sight focus, center vs 6 o'clock vs combat hold, four alignment errors, and the Wall Drill to train it all at home.
IPSC Target Zones: Scoring, Hit Factor, and What to Print at Home
You printed the targets and stopped - where do you aim? This is how IPSC target zones work: what Alpha, Charlie and Delta are worth, how poppers score, how Hit Factor turns points and time into one number, and which scale, 1/3 or 1/6, to print for your room.
How to Use a Shot Timer for Dry Fire Training at Home
Clicking every evening tells you nothing unless you measure it. Here is how a shot timer really works in dry fire: run a drill from Make Ready to a random beep, score it by Hit Factor, track your splits, and film the run so progress becomes something you can see.
How to Start Dry Fire at Home: A Beginner's First Steps
Dry fire at home, from zero: how to set it up safely, the four building blocks of practical-shooting technique to train first, and a simple way to measure your progress with a timer and splits instead of just working the trigger in front of a mirror all evening.