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The most important part IMO is keeping your focus on the front sight (you have 3 choices:  rear sight, front sight or target).  Keep the rear & front sights aligned, then any movement in your hands is largely mitigated.  Example:  If you sights are perfectly aligned and your hands move in a two inch diameter circle, all rounds (within a reasonable distance, like 10-25 yards) will stay within that two inch circle.  You get off target when the front & rear sights are not aligned, as the error is magnified the greater the distance to the target.

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• Shooting 101, keeping it steady The Dude Jan 25 2006
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