chicagopimp
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When I was trained in the academy, they put a big focus on learning to shoot in the Weaver stance. Although I used to rely on the Isoceles, I was also able to shoot equally well with the Weaver stance. Since then, I've seen a number of articles that stressed shooting Isoceles, as they said most people resort to that stance under stress when shooting.
Does anyone have any reasons why one would be superior to the other?
I apologize if this topic has been beat to death in the past....
Does anyone have any reasons why one would be superior to the other?
I apologize if this topic has been beat to death in the past....