by Guest » Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:35 pm
You can also rest your rifle on something,wooden frnce post ect.Be sure and pad it first so you dont scar your rifle.Also,breathing is a biggie,take your time,breathe slowly and let some out before you fire.Being accurate once is easy,doing it every single time takes practice.Learn to control your breathing and your accurate shot placement will improve 100%.But it dont happen overnight,just practice till its a natural act....like breathing.You will see a difference before long.Every one has a shakey moment,buck fever whatever but we all do it,if you use a scope you notice it more also.Just take your time and I am sure you will do better,dont rush your shots.