When a semi-automatic pistol is live-fired, its firing pin is automatically reset, and the pistol is ready to be fired again. The shooter's hands remain in the firing position, and just the trigger finger and trigger are employed. With dry fire practice, each time a shot is simulated, the shooter must remove a hand from the weapon and ratchet the slide to reset the firing pin, allowing the trigger to return to its unfired position. This invention, after being inserted into the weapon's empty magazine compartment, provides realistic live-fire muscle-memory training by duplicating the action of the trigger, the feel and the sound of the release of the firing pin, and the resetting of the trigger for additional trigger activations. It does not interact with the weapon's firing pin and does not require any alterations to the weapon.
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