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Trying to Improve my Aim

Op it looks like you are shooting at an indoor range as I can see a little bit of the floor and wall in the right photo. Using a black target at an indoor range can be difficult due to low lighting and the background being made up of the ground up black rubber that is used as the backstop. I recommend these targets with an orange circle as the orange is much easier to see than the black circle. Also you can put a one inch dot on any target. You will notice right away if you move off of the target while you are aiming. I also recommend bring four magazines and loading only five rounds in each. Check your target after each five rounds to see where you hit. Also order a lot of the targets and use each on for 10-20 rounds. You will go through a pack of 100 in no time. I order a 1000 at a time.

PS it looks like you have a breathing issue as the rounds seemed centered on the right target up are going up and down. Try to shoot at the same point of your breath otherwise your point of aim will move.


 
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