To improve accuracy the simple procedure to follow is?

• A. Trigger discipline
• B. Dry fire technique
• C. Live fire with high recoil
• D. Snap shooting

Answer: (B)

Improving accuracy comes from controlling the trigger while keeping the sights stable. Dry-fire technique lets you practice these fundamentals without recoil, so you can focus on a clean sight picture, a smooth trigger squeeze, and a deliberate follow-through. Repeating this with the gun unloaded builds muscle memory for a consistent shot release, reduces flinch, and helps you maintain sight alignment from press to break. That’s why this is the best simple procedure for accuracy: it isolates trigger control and sight alignment in a safe, repeatable way. Live-fire with high recoil disrupts sight picture and makes it harder to analyze and correct small errors. Snap shooting prioritizes speed over precision, so it doesn’t train the same level of accuracy. While trigger discipline is important, without practicing the full trigger-squeeze-and-sight-control sequence, you won’t develop the same degree of accuracy as with deliberate dry-fire practice.