Shooting is simple — but it’s not easy. Point your sights at the target, pull the trigger without moving the gun off target, and repeat. It’s that simple. So let’s complicate things by breaking it down.
Three key events need to happen when hitting a target. The shooting cycle, as some refer to it, consists of sight alignment, trigger control, and follow-through. The first two are self-explanatory, but follow-through can be described as anything that happens after the bullet leaves the barrel, such as splits
