11-21-2019, 10:45 PM
Pull your front hand in some if your holding the rifle far out towards the end of the handguard/stock.
Also try to keep your shows tucked into your body.
Standing so your target is off your shoulder instead of facing it head on is always good.
Don't try to hold the rifle dead still on the bullseye, learn too break the shot when your sights are passing the center. This is how I shoot my bows and rifles with iron sights. Helps with jerking the trigger and cuts down on muscle fatigue and getting the shakes.
Hope this helps sir. Just some of the things my grandfather learned me bout shooting when I was young.
Also try to keep your shows tucked into your body.
Standing so your target is off your shoulder instead of facing it head on is always good.
Don't try to hold the rifle dead still on the bullseye, learn too break the shot when your sights are passing the center. This is how I shoot my bows and rifles with iron sights. Helps with jerking the trigger and cuts down on muscle fatigue and getting the shakes.
Hope this helps sir. Just some of the things my grandfather learned me bout shooting when I was young.