There's always one. How do I shoot better, /k/? Also 3

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My best to date.

Work on consistent trigger pull and not tensing up. Honestly at the sub-moa level a lot of improvements also come from the gun itself. A lot of ARs don't shoot that accurate even from a bench rest.

>>32757713
>3 shot groups are for cheaters

"groups" are for cheaters

The first shot is always the one that counts the most. If you miss it, you're dead.

>>32757975
I bet you're one of those people that gets targets with terrorists or whatever on it, tries to shoot center of mass, just barely hits the neck and thinks "WELL HE'S DEAD, THAT'S WHAT COUNTS!"

<how do I .....

STOP BEING A GODDAMNED KEK!

>dryfire
>buy a shot timer
>attend a class with a vetted, reputable instructor that is able to effectively instruct

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>>32757713
dryfire all day erry day

>>32759220
OP, don't do this without snap caps.

And don't keep ammo in the same room with you, and keep it pointed in a safe direction.

>>32759244
Unless OP is shooting some special snowflake antique he's likely fine dry firing on an empty chamber.

What is cold bore/hot bore?

>>32757995
Not that anon but that's 50% me.
I use regular circle targets to practice fundamentals then at the end I'll get silhouette targets and blast rapidly center of mass.

When I get a bad shot, but it's still on target I unapologetically say to myself "well he's still dead, that's what counts"

>stay mad faggot

>>32757713
Cold barrel.