Shooting stances/grips

[Ironbarr]

If there is a web site with graphics re the subject(s) would you be so kind as to post the URL(s)?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Ironbarr]

Hmmm... Guess this subject is classified, huh?

 

[Art Eatman]

Possibly some of the Gunzine sites might have articles in their archives, with photos.

IMO, there are a lot of experienced folks from IPSC or IDPA who are at worst competent to show the basics. For more than just the basics, the proverbial grain of salt applies.

Also, spectating at IPSC or IDPA matches can be quite useful...

FWIW, Art

 

[Ironbarr]

Art Eatman & Erick

Reviewing past posts and am profoundly unhappy with myself for letting this one fall through the cracks. My sincere apology for my lack of attention - I haven't replied to your helpful posts in almost a year.

Truly sorry.

Andy
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[Correia]

And if you are still looking:

"Stressfire" By Massad Ayoob (good illistration of the Issocolesesqe Stressfire stance.

" ....." By John Farnam. I can't remember the title, but it is Farnam's basic book on pistol shooting. It demonstrates the Weaver well.

"Practical Shooting" By Brian Enos. Not a defense book,more of a competition book, but it helps you find a good stance that works for you. It is all about neautrality. Good read.

 

[WAPS]

If you like, e-mail me off list at training@wa-protective.com and I will send you a handout which goes to all of my students. It doesn't have multiple stances and grips, but it does have the primary technique we teach with pictures.

Brian S. Williams

Williams Associates Protective Services, LLC.Williams Associates Protective Services, LLC.

 

[Ironbarr]

Correia, WAPS, Erick, and Art:

Thanks much for your input. TFL, The Land of Straight Dope.

Much appreciated.

-Andy
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[Gunter]

And not to forget Andy Stanfords' "Surgical Speed Shooting".