What is the effect of forcing the weapon on target?

Forcing the weapon on target primarily causes muscle tension. This tension occurs because the shooter may exert excessive effort trying to aim and maintain control over the weapon instead of allowing it to naturally settle into a stable position. Muscle tension can lead to a loss of stability and might cause involuntary movements or shaking, which can negatively impact the shooter's ability to aim accurately and fire effectively.

Although muscle tension might initially seem like it aids in control, it often has the opposite effect, causing inconsistency in shooting performance. When a shooter is too tense, they are less able to adapt to the recoil and follow-through needed for accurate shooting. This highlights the importance of relaxed and fluid motion during marksmanship.