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Regarding shooting stances, what works for one person may not work for the next.
I've competed at CFSAC (Canadian Forces Small Arms Competition) six times and have been a member of the CF Bisley Team twice. Depending on your physique and height will either allow you or deny you the ability to hold a good stance.
For example, my standing position puts me at a 45 degree from the target, hands on the magazine and magazine well with my left elbow on top of my magazine pouch and the other down at the same angle of the other arm. It appears to work for me. Other shooters will have their elbows out horizontal, and that works for them.
What you have to do is go to the range and figure out what position works for you, record it and duplicate it all the time.
Repetition is the key to winning at shooting.
I've competed at CFSAC (Canadian Forces Small Arms Competition) six times and have been a member of the CF Bisley Team twice. Depending on your physique and height will either allow you or deny you the ability to hold a good stance.
For example, my standing position puts me at a 45 degree from the target, hands on the magazine and magazine well with my left elbow on top of my magazine pouch and the other down at the same angle of the other arm. It appears to work for me. Other shooters will have their elbows out horizontal, and that works for them.
What you have to do is go to the range and figure out what position works for you, record it and duplicate it all the time.
Repetition is the key to winning at shooting.
