I hope that this is the right forum for this topic. My question is what type of firing stance do you fellows use when firing at targets using a laser sight? Initially, I used the laser more or less as a substitute for the front sight, thus I framed the laser dot within the posts of the rear sight much as though it were the front sight.
I seem to have evolved to a stance where I use the usual Weaver stance, but instead of sighting the laser dot using the rear conventional sight, I hold the pistol at about jaw level, elbows locked, with both eyes open, steady the laser dot on the target, and shoot. This seems to work better for me and allows me to shoot with both eyes open, which is quite novel to me.
What do the rest of you laser aficionados do in this regards?
I seem to have evolved to a stance where I use the usual Weaver stance, but instead of sighting the laser dot using the rear conventional sight, I hold the pistol at about jaw level, elbows locked, with both eyes open, steady the laser dot on the target, and shoot. This seems to work better for me and allows me to shoot with both eyes open, which is quite novel to me.
What do the rest of you laser aficionados do in this regards?