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<p>I can't stress enough to you the importance of dry firing. When we go to the range, all of us perform better after we have done a couple of drills and knocked the rust off. In our day-to-day lives, we do not know when the moment will come that we need to draw our tools in order to save lives. If tomorrow is the day that you have to fire your pistol in order to save a member of your family, wouldn't you rather have "warmed up" that day. This is what dry firing does for us, when you incorporate dry firing into your morning ritual, you are not only getting better at the things that you are practicing, but you are also warming up, so that if today is the day you are called upon, you do perform at the top of your ability. </p>
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