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Darkhorse
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Rika

Post by Darkhorse »

The closes range to me is about a 120 min ride. I have been thinking about buying a Rika to train on. I also thought about using that money to buy more bullets. Any suggestion? Thanks!
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GOVTMODEL
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Post by GOVTMODEL »

I have one and love it.
GaryN
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Post by GaryN »

RIKA will tell you things about your hold that you can't see when shooting, so I think it is an important training tool. But you still need to shoot to validate what you learn with RIKA.
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RobStubbs
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Post by RobStubbs »

Dry firing can be done anywhere and is free, and is a very good training technique. Rika, Scatt and Noptel are all very good at what they do, but you need to combine them with other forms of training including live fire to keep the whole thing rounded or in balance.

Rob.
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