Improving the stability and accuracy of pistol shooting can be achieved through the following aspects: 1. **Grip and stance**: - Correct grip: Make sure the pistol grip fits tightly against the palm of your hand, the thumb presses down slightly, and the other fingers apply force evenly. - Stand naturally and upright, with the center of gravity on the balls of your feet and the body slightly leaning forward. 2. **Breathing control**: - Learn to pull the trigger during the pause phase of your breathing, which is usually the time of a short pause after exhaling. 3. **Trigger control**: - Use smooth and continuous pressure to pull the trigger, rather than abruptly, to avoid the muzzle deviating from the target. 4. **Target aiming**: - Focus on the front sight, keep it in the center of your sight, and use the rear sight to align with the target. - Keep your sight steady throughout the aiming and shooting process. 5. **Body relaxation**: - Keep your shoulders, arms and palms relaxed when shooting, which helps reduce vibration when shooting. 6. **Practice reaction and sense**: - Practice dry shooting (dry gun practice) frequently to get familiar with the reaction of the trigger and the pistol. - Focus on repeating a series of identical passing movements during shooting to develop muscle memory. 7. **Recoil Management**: - Learn and apply effective recoil management techniques to ensure that the gun remains under control during shooting. 8. **Professional Guidance and Training**: - Consider joining a shooting club or seeking guidance from a professional coach to get feedback and guidance on posture, technique, and psychology. Through continuous practice and correct application of techniques, you will be able to effectively improve the stability and accuracy of pistol shooting.