In this lesson, the instructor reveals the key principles of a proper shooting grip — one of the most critical elements of stable and accurate shooting. You will learn why the shooting hand is not the primary hand for weapon control, and why the support hand provides up to 80% of the stabilization and directional control. The instructor explains in detail how to form the three essential points of control: the shoulder weld, the shooting-hand position, and the support-hand grip. You will learn how to minimize the negative effects of imperfect gear, how to maintain proper weapon elevation to your eyes, and how consistent pressure into the shoulder helps compensate for suboptimal equipment or firing positions.