Every gun owner wants to shoot accurately, but several factors, both in the weapon and in your shooting style, can negatively affect precision and accuracy . Having poor accuracy doesn't just mean having a bad gun or being a bad shooter. It's usually the culmination of several factors, both gun and shooter related, that make poor accuracy so common. The good news is that you can improve your accuracy with a few very simple changes and considerations. Gun Selection All guns have their own advantages and disadvantages. Some weapons are more powerful than others, some have a greater capacity, some have a longer range, and some are simply more accurate. Several factors determine the accuracy of a firearm. Weight greatly affects accuracy. Heavier and larger weapons seem to be more accurate as they are not as easily affected by a handshake or sudden jerks of movement. Larger guns also tend to fit better in the shooter's hands, allowing for a better grip and more control. Longer barrels also help control the bullet for a longer period after the weapon has been fired. ...