Id like some advice for becoming more accurate with a handgun.

aim high and to the right

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>>32881177
Pay attention to your finger pressure, and make sure you don't have a flinch.

Most likely you're pushing the pistol with your trigger finger make sure it comes straight back.

>>32881227
Op here - okay thank you for the advice

>>32881177
Shoot more. I find it helps to have a tallboy or two before going shooting. It really calms you down.

>>32881177
>I keep shooting down
You are most likely anticipating recoil and pushing the gun down.

>and to the left
You are most likely jerking the trigger if you are a right handed shooter.


To stop anticipating recoil, you simply need to shoot more until you get used to it and your brain stop being subsciously afraid of the noise/recoil.

To stop jerking the trigger, you need to pull it by applying even amounts of pressure over time until the gun goes bang. Do not pull it all the way back at once, this is whatm akes the gun tilt slightly to the left. Keep it nice and slow. Do dry fire practice do get a better feel of the trigger.

>>32881227
This pic is all kinds of wrong. Who even makes these?

>>32881177
Move the target closer.

>>32882356
Are you one of those fags that posts his 7 yard groups and thinks he's hot shit?

>>32881328
atf pls go and stay go

Shoot a 22 and shoot bullseye alot. I recommend getting a 22 asap to anyone who didnt grow up shooting handguns.

>>32881177
Stop flinching?

>>32882681
How small are your hands?

They must be TINY.

.22 low recoil is only good for saving money on ammo

>>32882657
me
atf
pick one but dont pick atf