Claude Werner demonstrates various types of equipment that are safe and useful for dryfire practice with a firearm.
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I know this is an edited video, but it seems pretty poor to demonstrate unholstering a pistol and pulling the trigger (prior to the field stripping) without first showing the pistol being cleared. I would say this unintentionally encourages people to do the same when using videos like this as a training model.
That was a definite no no!