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Moving point of aim (MPA) gets us past that block. First, we acknowledge that we’re not going to hold the gun perfectly steady on a spot. Second, we understand that even if the gun is moving, as long as it’s moving inside of the target area we want to hit, we’ll hit it.

Let’s say that the target is a standard 8-1/2x11-inch sheet of copier paper, and any hit on that target is equal to any other hit. Stand 10 yards away and align your gun on that target. You can watch your sights wobble a bit, but let’s be even more generous – let your sights wander all over that sheet of paper, but not off of it. That’s a huge amount of movement, and controlling it is well within the capabilities of just about anyone.

As long as you stroke the trigger smoothly back, without imparting any further movement to the gun, no matter where your sights are on the target you’ll hit it. As long as your sights are somewhere, anywhere, on that piece of paper when the shot breaks, you’re going get a hit on target. It’s really that simple!