Rust - How To Control The AK Recoil Perfectly With Snap Aiming

I'll do my best to simplify this because it's so confusing. The two types of recoil most people understand is snap and moving. Snap recoil is when a gun will instantly move in a direction when fired. Moving is when a gun will move in a certain direction constantly until the next bullet is fired. The thing with the AK is that it has moving recoil, but stops moving leaving this small time period of no movement right before the next bullet is fired. This causes problems because people are so used to moving in a straight or curved lined when controlling a spray pattern. But if you wanted completely perfect recoil control, controlling the AK would have a bunch of these little stops because of the lack of movement before each shot. So a practical solution to this is that you aim slightly off toward the direction of the recoil so movement that were to control the recoil if it was there does not overcompensate. All you really need to know though is that you aim right shoulder to the left shoulder and that there should be a little snap to the target right before the next bullet is fired. This mechanic is exclusive to the AK as far as I know of. And was probably intentional when Helk made the AK more difficult in devblog 199. It's a genius way to make the AK such a difficult gun. Even after hundreds of hours practicing with it I didn't understand why it was so inconsistent to control until now. tl;dr For the AK, recoil stops moving before each bullet which makes it easy for the shooter to overcontrol if they visually focus on keeping sights on center mass the entire time. So to fix this, visually the sight must be slightly off in order for recoil control to be absolutely perfect. Song used https://youtu.be/GZjqxeBf_YI 108.61.98.115:28036 Hungry Aimbots. A really good server with a variety of arenas to shoot moving bots. It's hosted in Russia though I've never had an issue with the ping. 74.91.124.192:28015 UKN. Among the best training servers as it has an aimbot arena, targets, and a variety of PVP arenas. Many of the best players in Rust also often come here.