sigcurious
New member
I started off by trying isosceles and weaver, neither felt very comfortable. Iso, I didn't feel stable enough, and weaver I felt stable but I have cross dominance in my eyes and found my sight picture difficult to maintain with both eyes open.
I've found the most comfortable position for me is a bladed foot position, left foot forward, right food back, but with my upper body squared to the target and in an isosceles position. Is this ok if it does not seem to be negatively effecting my shooting? As a new pistol shooter, I'd rather not train into a bad habit of a poor stance, but am unsure if this would even count as a bad habit.
I've found the most comfortable position for me is a bladed foot position, left foot forward, right food back, but with my upper body squared to the target and in an isosceles position. Is this ok if it does not seem to be negatively effecting my shooting? As a new pistol shooter, I'd rather not train into a bad habit of a poor stance, but am unsure if this would even count as a bad habit.