One of the challenges we face is the feeling that our visor is everywhere when we start taking a picture. For the most part, that's just our perception and not reality. With good mechanics, you can take consistently accurate photos. An exercise to show you this, as well as to work on trigger control, is the Figure-8 drill. Aim at your target at about 6 meters, then pull out all the slopes and slacker tractor. Intentionally move the front view 6 to 8 inches in a figure-8 over the target. The supporting hand is therefore the main player in the grip, as it drives the weapon from one target to another and provides most of the force exerted on the gun. Before you go to the shooting range and use a lot of ammo, make sure your mechanics are solid with some dry fire drills. As the name suggests,
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