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...when I shoot low, I'm anticipating the recoil and leaning into it...when I shoot scattered, I'm jerking the trigger...I've taught and teach myself that if I know just when the boom's coming, I'm not pulling the trigger right...it should come as a surprise...slow steady pressure...I aim at 6 o'clock on the target every time...just the way I learned...when I'm doing things right...I hit where I want to...if I haven't shot much, I'm worse...if I shoot more often, I get better...I've told these things to a few who've never fired a handgun and had them do well first time with a .45 full-sized...that's all I know...you'll get there!!! With me, it's not the gun, not the ammo, it's the shooter who needs to change...I'm talking 12-oz can accuracy...not competition shooting...