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Shooting accurately with a handgun is entirely different from shooting a rifle or shotgun accurately. Some of the fundamentals are similar, but the differences are glaring. Most notably, you don’t “shoulder” a handgun as you would a long gun, which makes a considerable difference in overall stability. If you want to improve your accuracy while using 45ACP, 10mm, or 9mm handguns , grab your pistol and get these four details right. Check Your Stance The right stance can be the difference between on-target shots and frustrating misses, so it helps to know the most common stances to determine the right one for your shooting style. The major three are the Isosceles, Weaver, and Chapman stances. The Isosceles stance was the go-to stance for a long time, and it can feel natural for many newer shooters. Your arms and chest form an isosceles triangle, with your feet facing forward. While this stance allows for quick movements, it lacks stability. Next is the Weaver stance, which employs a p...