Guwahati, May 29 -- Most shooters spend too much time thinking about caliber and not enough time thinking about control.That sounds unfair at first. Caliber matters. Barrel quality matters. Optics matter. But if your sights drift between shots or recoil keeps pushing your muzzle off target, accuracy starts falling apart long before the ammunition becomes the limiting factor.Range practice exposes habits quickly. Some good. Some expensive.I've spent enough time around recreational shooters, competition setups, and training environments to notice something consistent. The people who shoot well usually obsess over small mechanical details. Grip pressure. Trigger reset. Sight recovery. The boring stuff. The shooters chasing tighter groups oft...