Preparing before shooting is very important, not only for accuracy but also for safety. Here are some steps to take to prepare before shooting:

1. Understand Basic Safety Rules
Inspect Your Gun: Treat every gun as if it were a bullet. Never point the gun at anyone or in an unsafe direction.
Keep Your Fingers Off the Trigger: Until you are ready to shoot, your fingers should always be off the trigger.
Know Your Area and What is Behind Your Target: Make sure there are no obstacles or people in your line of sight.
2. Inspect Your Gun and Equipment
Inspect your gun: Make sure the gun is in working condition, has no damaged or jammed parts, and is safe and unloaded.
Prepare Your Ammunition: Use the correct ammunition for your gun. Read the ammunition specifications on your gun and the ammunition box to make sure they match.
Ear and Eye Protection: Wearing earmuffs and safety glasses is important to protect your eyes from noise and flying debris or objects that could enter your eyes.
3. Posture and Standing
Standing: Stand firmly with your feet shoulder-width apart or slightly wider, with one leg slightly in front of the other for balance and stability.
Grip Your Gun: Use both hands to grip the gun, with one hand firmly gripping the handle. And the other hand supports the weight of the gun.
Arm and body position: The arm should be straight or slightly bent for stability. The body should be tilted slightly forward to help maintain balance while shooting.
4. Target aiming
Focus on the target: Before shooting, focus on the target. Adjust the gun’s sight to match the target you want to shoot. The eyes should be focused on the front sight of the gun more than the target or rear sight.
Accurate aiming: Make sure that both the front and rear sights are aligned before starting to shoot.
5. Breath control
Breath control: Breathe naturally. But when you are about to shoot, stop breathing for a moment while pressing the trigger. Because breathing can cause shaking and reduce accuracy.
Shooting rhythm: If you want high accuracy, you can use the technique of breathing in and out and shooting when you stop breathing.
6. Trigger pull
Press the trigger smoothly: Use your finger to press the trigger slowly and continuously. To make the shot steady and accurate. Avoid pressing the trigger quickly or jerking the trigger because it will make the gun shake and miss the target.
Keep your finger on the trigger properly: The part of the finger used to press the trigger should be at the tip of the finger. To better control the press
7. Follow-through
After firing a bullet, you should maintain a stable stance and grip. You should not lower the gun or change position until the bullet reaches the target. This will help you maintain better aim and accuracy.
8. Check the condition of the gun after firing
After firing, you should check the gun to make sure that there is no stuck bullet or any damage. And if you stop using the gun, always unload the bullet from the gun.
Conclusion
Preparing before shooting not only helps you shoot accurately and efficiently, but also helps prevent accidents that may occur. Safety must always come first at every step.