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I also very much agree. On a regular basis while at home, I will practice drawing from holster and hitting small targets with a laser. Aim small, miss small. I'd do that from random points of the house aiming at other random points. Laser aimers are an invaluable training tool, as that allows proper dry fire training. That way, while at the range, I just focus on recoil control and followup shot timing. Everything else comes naturally.