 SAFETY  GOOD STANCE  PROPER GRIP  SIGHTING IN  PULLING THE TRIGGER.

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 SAFETY  GOOD STANCE  PROPER GRIP  SIGHTING IN  PULLING THE TRIGGER

 There are 4 safety rules 1. ALL GUNS ARE ALWAYS LOADED 2. NEVER LET THE MUZZLE COVER ANYTHING YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO DESTROY 3. KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOU ARE READY TO FIRE 4. BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET

 Always start at the bottom 1. Feet shoulder width apart 2. Knees slightly bent 3. Hips square to the target 4. Weight slightly forward 5. Arms extended 6. Elbows slightly bent

 Strong Hand 1. Placed high on the grip 2. Trigger finger straight and off the trigger  Weak Hand 1. Tight against strong hand

2. Weak hand becomes C-clamp 3. Strong hand becomes loose and only does trigger pull.

 Sight Alignment

 Sight Picture

 Breath control  Slow steady trigger squeeze

 ANYONE can shoot accurately!