The following information is for discussion and knowledge dissemination purposes only and does not constitute any advice to encourage or guide illegal or dangerous activities. In any case, local laws and regulations and firearms safety regulations should be strictly observed. Any modification or use of firearms should be carried out under the guidance of professionals and operated by people with relevant qualifications. To make the pistol more stable and accurate when shooting, you can usually start from the following aspects: 1. Correct basic posture and grip method A. Posture: Choosing a suitable standing posture (such as equilateral standing posture, tactical standing posture, etc.) can reduce body shaking and improve stability. The center of gravity of the body should be evenly distributed, and the feet should be slightly apart to maintain balance. B. Grip: Using a two-handed grip can enhance control when shooting. Make sure that the palm is close to the firearm and the thumb is supported in an appropriate position to minimize the impact of recoil on the gun shape. 2. Accurate aiming and breathing control A. Aiming: When training, you should focus on improving the correct aiming posture. Familiarize yourself with and adjust the front and rear sights of the firearm (iron sights or optical sights) to ensure that your sights are focused when aiming. B. Breathing: When shooting, it is recommended to aim and pull the trigger in the interval of natural breathing (such as at the end of exhalation) to avoid deviation caused by unstable breathing. 3. Trigger pulling skills A. Gentle and steady: Smooth and gradual trigger pulling can reduce muzzle deviation caused by hand tremor. B. Follow-up action: Keep the gun stable after shooting to observe the trajectory and adjust the next shot. 4. Gun maintenance and adjustment A. Regular maintenance: Make sure the gun is in good working condition, clean and free of debris, which has a certain impact on accuracy. B. Legal modification: Some competitive shooting events allow limited modification of guns under the guidance of professionals, such as adjusting the trigger, installing a suitable grip or auxiliary handle, using optimized sights, etc., but local laws must be strictly observed, and attention must be paid to the fact that the modification may affect the overall balance of the gun. 5. Systematic training A. Participate in professional training courses: Learn the correct techniques from certified gun or shooting coaches, summarize and correct deficiencies in shooting. B. More practice and data recording: By constantly practicing, recording the distribution of hit targets, and analyzing the recoil and deviation patterns of firearms, it is helpful to continuously improve one's own skills. 6. Psychological and physical training A. Maintain a good mental state: Stress and tension will directly affect the accuracy of shooting. Proper psychological training and relaxation are very important to maintain stability. B. Strengthen the strength of the upper limbs and core muscles: Strengthening muscle endurance can better adapt to long-term shooting and improve the ability to control firearms. In short, improving shooting accuracy and stability is a process that combines technology and training. Remember that any firearm training or modification must be carried out in a formal place and under professional guidance under the premise of ensuring the safety of yourself and others. Never ignore basic safety principles in pursuit of accuracy.