Why raising your head immediately after the shot ruins your groupings
The shot is fired. The recoil pushes the weapon backward. The shooter hears the detonation and, almost immediately, raises their head to look for the impact on the target.
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Why looking at your target after each shot often slows down your progress
Among many beginner shooters, a habit consistently recurs. After each shot is fired, the immediate reflex is to leave their position to observe the result on the target.
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