How can shooters ensure their aim is accurate?

To ensure accurate aim, shooters must align their sights properly and control their breathing. Aligning the sights involves positioning the front and rear sights in a way that allows for a clear target view, creating a straight line from the shooter's eye through the sights to the target. This alignment is crucial because any misalignment can lead to significant deviations in shot placement.

Controlling breathing is equally important. Breathing can affect stability and focus, so shooters often follow a specific routine—such as taking a deep breath, exhaling partially, and then holding breath during the shot. This helps in minimizing movement and allows for a steadier aim at the moment of firing. Together, the alignment of sights and controlled breathing create a solid foundation for achieving accuracy in shooting.