Also quite relaxing, for trigger control practice, randomly load a handgun up with live rounds and snap caps. Then balance a .22 brass or penny on the front si

Also quite relaxing, for trigger control practice, randomly load a handgun up with live rounds and snap caps. Then balance a .22 brass or penny on the front site. Works best with single action guns like 1911, but need to complete trigger cycle without dropping penny. This works great for breaking oneself of the instinctive flinch due to anticipating recoil. Alas, BB guns are banned in my city, so I just go to the range. Airsoft in the living room too, but it's messy as the pellets tend to bounce out of the trap.