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Apps or sites you like for firearms training?

john_marsten_1873

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I’ve been using the Shooter’s Global, Drills app but that really only works with the timer which I don’t always use.

I know a few folks have posted some of their apps here - which I’ve peeked at, initially - but couldn’t easily find them again by searching the forum.

Up until now, I’ve been using digital notes and paper but now I’m looking for something more comprehensive. Might just build something for myself but want to see what’s out there before I head down that rabbit hole.

So far I’m seeing:
- Range Buddy Pro
- Sig Connect
- Range Day
- LiveFire

I currently use Mantis for dry fire training but want some for both live and dry fire.
 
Try the new app reshoot seems pretty goof
 
I don't use any of those websites for training, and neither do many of the top shooters, ironically. What are your goals with using these apps that running basic drills doesn't accomplish?
 
I don't use any of those websites for training, and neither do many of the top shooters, ironically. What are your goals with using these apps that running basic drills doesn't accomplish?

Right now, become an expert to elite shooter (in context) but have to get there first 😆:
- Marksmanship
- Defensive concepts
- Competition

I want to be able to run common, high-skill, drills and scenarios with time and accuracy of elite shooters.

I progress fastest in most training related things when I can be data-driven, allowing me to see my current progress/limits and inform how to work to push past them in a targeted manner. This will also hopefully, allow me to train more consistently and be better at fitting it into my schedule.
 
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Try the new app reshoot seems pretty goof
From a first look, that appears to be for recording and editing videos. I’d perhaps use that in conjunction with something designed to capture, synthesize and analyze data. So I’d more interested in video for evaluation or what information I derive from it.
 
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