What are the shooting skills?

When it comes to shooting, everyone thinks it is easy, but it is not. A large part of shooting scenes in movies and television is misleading.

Those actors have not been exposed to military training, so the shooting postures and methods can be seen. Now I will talk about some simple

shooting skills. For an excellent shooter, changing guns, even the same type of gun, will affect some shooting accuracy.

This is related to the tolerances of firearm production. Let’s talk about the 1954-style 7.62MM pistol and the 1956-style submachine gun (automatic rifle)

. There is an unwritten rule when shooting a 1954-style pistol, which is to aim at the lower eight rings at a distance of 25M. This is related to the gap between the baseline of the gun and the aiming line. You can aim directly at 50M. .

The 1956-style aiming device is easy to capture the target, has a good viewing angle, and is easy to aim and shoot quickly. However, it will

produce phantoms under strong light. At this time, we should aim with the actual image of the crosshair and rear sight. Let’s talk about some methods below.

1. You should control your breathing when shooting. It is best not to breathe from aiming to shooting. Of course, experienced shooters can also choose to breathe evenly. Because breathing will cause the gun to shake and affect dispersion. 2. Enrich the yoke. We Chinese are generally not tall. When a shooter is less than 1.75M tall, he may touch the yoke of the gun butt with his shoulder. This is also a big problem. question. What is the correct approach?

At the moment when the shoulder is pressed, our shoulders should be relaxed, and the butt of the gun should be brought to the shoulder with our hands to ensure the shoulder is pressed. For

those who are taller have an advantage. We don't have to pull our arms too straight like them, and we can

have a sufficient bent arm position. 3. The level of the crosshair and the rear sight (at the back) must be well controlled, that is, the "one" lines on the top two planes of the crosshair and the rear sight must be aligned to form a one-line. Then pay attention to placing the crosshair in the center of the left and right sides of the inside of the rear sight, that is, making the distance between the left and right sides of the crosshair and the rear sight wall equal.

4. The human eye needs to focus like a camera. The target should be blurry when aiming, and the crosshair and rear sight should be clear.

For beginners, it is not easy to control the timing of shooting. If you shoot yourself too early, you may be afraid of missing the target. In fact, it takes time for the eyes to adapt to the scenery and become clear. You can see the object clearly in about 3 to 7 seconds. Opportunities should be seized. It becomes a blur after the golden hour. I'm here to teach you a method. Just aim and count three words "shoot", "shoot" and "shoot" silently. This is basically the best shooting time, and you can fire.

5. Quick aiming, this is the author's many years of practical experience. When we aim quickly, we can first point the front sight at the target, and then lift the rear sight, and soon a "three dots and one line" will be formed. This process can be carried out at the same time as shoulder resistance. At the same time, if you want to try the standing position for aiming and shooting, the front legs are in front and the hind legs are behind, which is the fighting preparation position. At this time, the front legs bear the weight, which can reduce part of the recoil force. Of course, pistol shooting can also adopt this more comfortable method, and add a slightly bent arm when holding the gun. Hold the gun in the other hand, with the big curved arm relaxed and hanging down naturally. However, our old military textbooks teach "cool" shooting sideways with one hand. Although this reduces the impact surface of one's own body, the arms are easily fatigued, which can easily affect the performance, and requires a lot of water bottle dropping training.

6. Prepare for standing shooting and alert postures. In movies and TV shows, you can see JC and WJ pointing their muzzles to the sky. In fact, this is the same mistake in the old textbooks as the Type 95 rifle dropping the kettle. It has been changed in the new textbooks. . The correct preparation stance for shooting is to have the muzzle of the gun facing the ground and your finger outside the trigger ring. This makes it easier to use the quick aiming technique I mentioned above, but pointing the muzzle upward is not possible. The alert posture is the same, but the gun is held sideways against the body. The hand holding the handle is at the top, and the other hand is holding the Toki at the bottom.

7. The gun surface is straight.

When shooting, compare the "one" line under the target with the horizontal line of the crosshair and rear sight mentioned earlier to see if it is parallel to the target.

8. What to do if you find that the gun surface is too high or too low: If you find that the gun surface is too high, move it forward, or if it is too low, move it backward. Place the gun to the right and move it to the right, and vice versa. Of course, keeping your body stretched will also help with accurate shooting. 9. Fortunately, using the general handling method of a scope, the last thing you have to do is to adjust the distance and windage hand wheel. Make sure no shadows occur when aiming. That is, the hole in the front and the hole in the back

are not in line with the eyes, and a crescent-shaped image is produced around the mirror in the back. There is no crescent moon, which means your eyes are in the middle. I rarely use this kind of stuff. Specifically, you can try it with a telescope.

But the closer the target is, the worse the effect is because the viewing angle is smaller.

10. For beginners: Close your left eye and aim with your right eye. Three points and one line. Everyone probably knows this. But how should a left-hander aim?

Left-handed people aim with their left eye and keep their right eye closed. Of course, some troops still require you to use your right hand at all times. At this time, you have to use your right hand and right eye to aim, because the gun is designed for non-left-footed people, and the ejection is all on the right side.

When shooting in winter, it is important not to put any skin off your face on the support. Some people use gauze and cotton to stick their shoulders together, which can reduce some recoil, but it also affects the accuracy. I don’t recommend that everyone do it themselves