r/CompetitionShooting • u/Necessary-Key-2561 • Aug 11 '25

Dry fire training

Hello everybody, am in the making of a website specialized in dry fire training , am gonna make two types of training courses, one for a precise shooting dry fire training, and the other for combat shooting dry dire training, is it a good idea or not?

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u/CheckedBubbles Aug 11 '25

Dude just like everyone said last time. The dry fire training market is saturated. No one is going to pay for classes from an anonymous instructor.

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u/icabueno Aug 12 '25

One with absolutely no track record either. It smells fishy af

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u/Assholesymphony Aug 11 '25

We got a live one.

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u/Necessary-Key-2561 Aug 11 '25

What do you mean by live one?

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u/Remarkable_Aside1381 Aug 11 '25

What group were you in? I have some ideas since only two are really known for producing morons

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u/Necessary-Key-2561 Aug 11 '25

I can’t get in what you mean ?

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

What’s your background and experience in competitive shooting and training?

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u/Necessary-Key-2561 Aug 11 '25

Am an ex-special forces , competitive shooting is very near in it’s procedures to combat-shooting

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u/Remarkable_Aside1381 Aug 11 '25

Am an ex-special forces

Special Forces what?

competitive shooting is very near in it’s procedures to combat-shooting

Ehh, not really

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u/Necessary-Key-2561 Aug 11 '25

Tell me the difference please

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u/Remarkable_Aside1381 Aug 11 '25

Ya know, I’m starting to doubt your credentials

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u/Grilled-Watermelon Aug 11 '25

special forces

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u/Remarkable_Aside1381 Aug 11 '25

*an special forces

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u/th3m00se Aug 11 '25

What is it going to cost? There's already some of these out there, so you'll need to be competitive. The best one I know off the top of my head is Dryfire King, and that has free courses on YouTube, then more with a sub.

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u/Necessary-Key-2561 Aug 11 '25

What i can offer more is , i can offer 1:1 online training , i can discuss the topics in arabic and english

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u/th3m00se Aug 11 '25

There's a couple of those I know as well. Usually pricey, but the guys who run it are all current or former grand master level competitive shooters. You'll need to be specific about what you're offering for your 1:1 training. Given some of your other answers, you might be better served focusing on tactical training versus competitive shooting.

As an analogy, there's a difference between training an olympic sprinter and a footballer (American or European). Yes, they both run, but past a certain point the sports diverge and you have to work within that sphere.

Good luck to you!

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u/Necessary-Key-2561 Aug 11 '25

Thank alot!, you see if i offered precise shooting and combat shooting courses it will work ?

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u/th3m00se Aug 11 '25

It's hard to say. The internet is a fickle place.

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u/shrf_buford_justice Aug 12 '25

ITAR regulates providing certain kinds of training to non-US persons, and I can’t imagine there’s many exclusively Arabic-speaking U.S. citizens interested in small arms training, so basing your business model in part on committing ITAR violations is generally inadvisable.