>point gun towards target
>check stance and alignment
>lightly squeeze trigger
shooting is easy.

>>29710681
Do you have unending hiccups?

Otherwise, you are a fucking permafail.

Be the first one at the range and the last one to leave it.
Training WILL make you a better shooter.

Have you ever had any kind of instruction? Some people can just teach themselves, I suppose, but I am sufficiently uncoordinated and inept that teaching made a big difference for me. Appleseed is cheap.

>>29710897
I'm not the absolute worst in the world, but I'm pretty shoddy for how big I am into guns.
>>29710703
I have shaky hands that won't go away and I have no idea why.

>>29710681
Shooting what at what range?
I have a similar problem. I can do ok at 25 yards with my sks, but I'm awful with my pistols at 20 ft.

Keep your front sights on your target all the way through the trigger pull

dont flinch, stay still. Be relaxed and find a comfortable stance

>>29710945
Same as you, I'm pretty good with long guns but my pistol groupings look like I shot while having a grand mal seizure at 7 yards

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>>29710987
>>29710945
This also applies to me.

>>29710681
Get a BB gun.
I'm serious.
They are cheap and most are accurate enough out to backyard ranges. the ammo cost is nothing and you can shoot then in city limits in a lot of places. Shoot daily start by shooting prone at close range resting your gun on a $5 sandbag from home depot. practice breathing trigger pull and follow trough, when your groups are dime sized move back a few yards.
Repeat untill you are at the accuracy limit of you gun and then start the process over from a seated/kneeling position, and then from a standing position.
It will be fun, you will develop skill, and it will be super cheap.

>>29710987
I know this feelerino

>>29710938
>I have shaky hands that won't go away and I have no idea why.

You just need to drink more