In my opinion everyone should get a laser dry fire system

Don't even need a fancy one. I saw an ad for the vnsh system and it cost like 200 bucks, checked on Amazon and bought a cheap garbage chinese made one for way less than half the price of the vnsh. Allowed me to identify and fix issues in a single evening of use that I probably never would have found doing normal dry fire or shooting at a range.

The one I bought is a teeny tiny wall mounted target that lights up when you hit it with the lazer and I was able to mount it about 5 yards away.
Was surprised when none of my ahots hit the target. All of my shots were hitting high. I figured out that when I squeeze the trigger I move the whole gun to the right. Resolved this in a single evening with grip changes that ill continue to practice. So you know that if your shots are hitting low at the range you have a flinch if theyre all hitting high on the dry fire system. At the range I was hitting center mass but had issues with hitting the bullseye past 7 yards. And figured out why in a single evening.

The only issue I have with the system is it only seems to work on hammer fired guns and I ordered it to practice with my bodyguard 2.0. My only hammer fired 380 is a walther pk380 with a heavy ass 11 pound trigger. Which I suppose....is a good thing for training.

But yeah that's my experience, highly useful training tool. Can't wait to test out what I've been practicing at the range.