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7point62
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for combat/defensive handgun.
Just curious how many different techniques are being worked here among the shooters. When I draw my firearm, my left and right hand meet and extend straight out to lock...at the same time that weapon is coming up, it is natural for me to automatically take a side-step to the left (or right) while going into a crouch with my feet ending up approx 2'3" apart instep to instep, the left foot a few inches out front of the right. This is my natural balanced fighting/shooting stance and one I have trouble deviating from...when I fool around with other stances.
Just curious how many different techniques are being worked here among the shooters. When I draw my firearm, my left and right hand meet and extend straight out to lock...at the same time that weapon is coming up, it is natural for me to automatically take a side-step to the left (or right) while going into a crouch with my feet ending up approx 2'3" apart instep to instep, the left foot a few inches out front of the right. This is my natural balanced fighting/shooting stance and one I have trouble deviating from...when I fool around with other stances.