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Version 2.2.7 · 2026-09-27
The app is now smoother and faster, with bugs fixed for a better experience. Train safely and responsibly!
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The store currently lists version 2.2.7, updated 2026-09-27.





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Drill is a Firearms Trainer on Your Phone!
Perfect for civilian gun owners, airsoft enthusiasts, shooting sportsmen, military, and police personnel who want to build up and sustain gun handling skills, reflexes, and muscle memory. Offers dry fire and shooting practice at various difficulty levels, including comprehensive pistol, carbine, and tactical medicine courses.
We've made Drill convenient and versatile:
- Learn with ease!
All exercises are described step by step in detail for different levels of training. A voice assistant guides you and highlights execution nuances, following the best practices of safe and responsible gun handling.
- Get personal support and feedback.
With our personal assistance feature, you can send recordings of your practice and receive personalized feedback and help from experienced Drill instructors.…
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The app is now smoother and faster, with bugs fixed for a better experience. Train safely and responsibly!
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