To improve the stability and accuracy of a pistol when shooting, consider the following aspects: 1. **Grip technique**: - Use the correct grip to ensure that both hands hold the pistol firmly, with thumb and index finger creating pressure to enhance control. - Try to hold with both hands to increase stability. The non-dominant hand can provide support under the wrist of the dominant hand. 2. **Stance**: - Use a suitable stance, such as the Isosceles stance or the Weaver stance, to keep your body stable. - Feet should be shoulder-width apart, and the center of gravity should be low to maintain body balance. 3. **Breathing control**: - Shoot while breathing. It is recommended to pull the trigger at the midpoint of the exhalation to avoid body shaking caused by breathing. 4. **Trigger control**: - Pull the trigger with a steady, continuous force, avoiding sudden force to reduce muzzle lift. - Practice single-shot shooting to maintain the correct position of the finger on the trigger. 5. **Aiming**: - Make sure to use appropriate sights and practice aiming. - Learn to find the best alignment point between the target and the crosshairs when shooting, and try to eliminate target blur. 6. **Recoil Management**: - Before shooting, understand the recoil characteristics of the pistol and adapt to the characteristics of the gun. - When shooting, maintain a stable posture to resist the impact of recoil. 7. **Practice and Repetition**: - Practice shooting regularly to hone your skills and improve your confidence and ability. - You can take special shooting training courses and learn from professional coaches. 8. **Equipment Selection**: - Choose the right pistol and bullets to ensure the quality and adaptability of the equipment. A pistol that suits you is easier to control. Through systematic practice and continuous adjustment of techniques, you can significantly improve the stability and accuracy of pistol shooting.