iDryfire: Shoot House

iDryfire: Shoot House

Laser Target System

1 ratings
44 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 30, 2013
  • October 29, 2024

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Practice firearm handling and shooting skills safely at home using your own firearm and a smartphone. This system uses a laser insert and your device's camera to track shots on any paper target, offering a convenient alternative to live-fire ranges.

Laser target system for firearm practice
Uses smartphone camera to track shots
Practice with own firearms safely at home
Works with paper targets or any object
Improved accuracy and new interface
Split time viewer for performance analysis
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What's New in iDryfire

3.20

October 29, 2024

- added support for multiple online desktop USB cameras - fixes and improvements

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In-App Purchases

Free

Multiple Cameras

Shooting sessions with multiple cameras

User reviews

Cool… But Problem Using a SIRT

This is a nice, basic dryfire tool. However, when using a SIRT’s take-up laser, it counts it as a shot. I’m not surprised but it kind of negates the purpose of using that function of the SIRT while using this app. That is, unless I’m missing some sort of setting that I don’t know about 🤷🏼‍♂️

Simple and awesome

Stuck five black dots on an off-white, eggshell wall with normal interior lighting. Worked brilliantly from the getgo. Had the camera about six feet away from the target (on a counter a couple feet to the right), hit Start, walked to the other end of the hall (~30 feet) and fired away. Super Cool. No idea what the bad reviews are about. And this is using an old iPhone SE, hardly state of the art. We’ll see how it translates to the range but this is pretty fun. Lasers are cool and a LOT less expensive than rounds at the moment. Just gotta git me one of them 200w laser bazookas. ;-) The app is well worth the money.

Feature request: let the user define the center of the target and how far away other parts of the target are (in my case four dots up/down/R/L from center dot). Would let the app do basic shot analysis... eg how many shots were x inches away, do you consistently pull your first shot, etc

Also, have different colors for each shot. Make it easier to see at a glance where your first, 2nd, 3rd, etc shot placed.
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Review

I downloaded it and hit start.
The thing is recording several shots like a demo. It ignores my shots entirely

Quality tool

This app performs exactly as described. Drop any laser cartridge in the chamber. Put your phone on a tripod and point it at a spot on the wall. Push start and draw at the buzzer. Dry fire isn’t fun, but it’s hugely beneficial. This app makes it more productive.

Records shots I am not making

I downloaded this app on 4/15/2020. I also just purchased a SIRT and targeting system from iDryfire. I purchased these to enhance my own shooting and that of my firearms students.

Both the App and Computer software records shots that I am not taking. Example: I am standing out of view of the camera, it starts, the. Before I move, “bang, bang, bang, bang” and shots showing on screen. I never pulled the trigger. When I do shoot, I shoot twice and it records several more shots.

Also, I like many others, do not live or train in outer space. Being told “your background is to light” by the app developers or novice shooters who bought this as a game is laughable. I am a former US Army Special Forces operator who is now a full time firearms instructor. This is not a useful training tool if it requires specific studio settings or a dark room. I should not have to find a room with black painted walls and turn off all the lights for this to work properly, especially for $13.00 USD and especially after paying $375 for the iDryfire gun and laser targeting system. The inability of this app to function in normal settings should be advertised.

One last thing, how about some feedback other than “update and consider changing your review”
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FAQ

What is the iDryfire: Shoot House app?

This app is part of a laser target system designed for safe, at-home firearm practice. It allows you to use your own firearms with a laser insert and your smartphone's camera to track shots on any target, simulating a shooting range experience without live ammunition.

How does the iDryfire system work?

You'll need a safe, empty firearm with a compatible dry-fire laser insert or cartridge. Point your smartphone camera at a paper target or object from 3-7 yards away (accessories can extend this range). The app then detects and tracks where your laser 'shots' hit the target.

Is this app free to use?

The app itself is free to download and use. However, the system requires a compatible dry-fire laser insert or cartridge for your firearm, which is a separate purchase. Additional accessories to extend the functional distance may also be available for purchase.

What kind of exercises can I do with this app?

The app is ideal for practicing fundamental firearm handling skills. Recommended exercises include drawing from a holster, presenting the firearm, dry firing, and re-holstering. You can also practice reloads as part of these sequences.

What are the system requirements for the app?

The app is designed to work with your smartphone's camera. For best performance, it's recommended to use a tripod for your device and ensure a background with no glare. The app has been updated to correct previous issues with bright backgrounds.