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1. Slow down
2. Make sure to clamshell/squeeze off-hand to maintain counter-pressure
3. Make sure to press trigger to rear slowly
4. Maintain sight picture, get another sight picture immediately after shot breaks
5. Keep contact with trigger (don't slap your finger on and off)

Take a class. Get instruction. Don't let ego ("I know how to shoot gosh darn") get in the way of finding someone to help you. We can all learn to become better shooters by asking for help, listening, and implementing what we've learned.

If you keep practicing with bad habits it will take you 2x longer to get it right. Unscientific fact. Something to do with muscle memory and all that...