To make the pistol more stable and accurate when shooting, it needs to be comprehensively improved from the three aspects of technology, equipment and training. The following are detailed suggestions： --- ###**1. Basic technical points** 1. **Grip method** -**Hold the gun in both hands**: The non-main hand (auxiliary hand) wraps the main hand and the front finger of the thumb to ensure an even distribution of grip. The main hand is responsible for pulling the trigger, and the auxiliary hand exerts stable pressure. -**High grip posture**: The tiger's mouth is as close to the axis of the barrel as possible to reduce the muzzle jumping up. -**Moderate force**: Clench tightly but not stiffly to avoid trembling hands. 2. **Standing position and body posture** -**Beaver Stance**: Stand sideways, with your main feet slightly bent, your knees slightly bent, and your center of gravity tilted forward to enhance stability. -**Isosceles Stance (Isosceles Stance)**: Facing the target, your feet are shoulder-width apart, and your arms are straight, which is suitable for rapid response. -**Lean forward**: Slight forward pressure counteracts the recoil and avoids leaning back. 3. **Aiming skills** -**Three-point line**: The door (rear sight) and sight (front sight) are aligned with the target, focusing on the sight rather than the target. -**Natural pointing**: Muscle memory is formed through exercises to ensure that the muzzle is naturally aimed at the target when the gun is raised. 4. **Trigger control** -**Press at a uniform speed**: Use the first knuckle of your index finger to pull smoothly, avoiding violently pulling or “slapping” the trigger. -**Pre-press the trigger**: Pre-press to the critical point before aiming in place to reduce the shaking during firing. 5. **Breathing control** -Take a deep breath before shooting, hold your breath for 1-2 seconds when you are halfway through the exhalation, and then fire to reduce the shaking caused by the ups and downs of the chest cavity. --- ###**2. Equipment optimization** 1. **Upgrade sight** -Replace the high-contrast optical fiber sight or luminous sight to improve the ability to aim quickly. -Install a red dot sight (such as RMR) to shorten the aiming time and improve the accuracy. 2. **Barrel and re-entry spring** -Use competition-grade barrels (such as threaded barrels) to improve ballistic consistency. -Adjust the hardness of the recoil spring according to the ammunition to optimize the recoil control. 3. **Grip modification** -Add non-slip stickers or customize the grip (such as a design with finger grooves) to fit the hand shape and enhance handling. 4. **Ammunition selection** -Use high-quality ammunition (such as competition bullets) with the same warhead weight to reduce ballistic deviation. 5. **Auxiliary accessories** -Install a muzzle compensator or counterweight to suppress the muzzle jump. --- ###**3. Special training methods** 1. **Dry fire practice** -Practice trigger control and aiming repeatedly without ammunition to correct the muzzle offset when the trigger is pulled. 2. **Live ammunition training** -**Low-speed fire**: First focus on a single slow shot, make sure that each group of actions are correct before speeding up. -Timing training**: Set the firing time limit (such as raising the gun-aiming-shooting within 2 seconds) to improve reaction stability. 3. **Recoil simulation** - Use an empty gun or counterweight to simulate recoil and practice the technique of quickly straightening the muzzle. 4. **Moving target training** -Combine horizontal movement or bunker switching shooting to improve the accuracy in a dynamic environment. --- ###**Fourth, psychological and physiological adjustment** -**Focus on goals**: Avoid paying too much attention to the results and focus on the details of each action. -**Relax your muscles**: Move your wrists and shoulders before shooting to keep your body relaxed. -**Regular exercises**: Train at least 1-2 times a week to consolidate muscle memory. --- ###**Five, maintenance and inspection** -**Regular cleaning**: Remove carbon deposits from the barrel to ensure stable trajectory. -**Check the parts**: Confirm that the key components such as the re-entry spring and the firing pin are not worn or loose. --- Through technical polishing, equipment adaptation and system training, the stability and accuracy of the pistol will be significantly improved. The key is to incorporate every detail into the instinctive response to form a stable and repeatable shooting process.