How you stand when you shoot can make a huge difference in
accuracy, comfort, stability…fun.
If you already shoot in the isosceles position, great, if
not, consider trying it. When startled you automatically turn toward what
startled you, the hands come up, you might go into a slight crouch…these are
reflex motions, and we all do them. Iso works well with these natural
responses.
Feet about shoulder width apart, knees relaxed, weight
forward on the balls of your feet, arms extended in a triangle but brining the
gun up to the slight line while your head is tucked down into the triangle
slightly. Bend forward slightly at the waist.From here you can use your sights, or point shoot. You can absorb the recoil and maintain a stable platform.
Don’t be shy, think aggressive, think Grrrrrrrr. This is,
after all, about self defense.
Safe Shooting
Notice his finger in NOT on the trigger, unlike so many photos we see. It is off the trigger as he is not ready to shoot.
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