Stance.

[mrcpu]

Anybody know of a good web resource for the new handgunner for proper form/stance?

I am familiar with the Weaver stance/grip (by description), but I was reading some gun rag the other day and there was some discussion of something called iscoseles, or somesuch.

Good book references with lots of pictures would be nice. I am looking for other gun enthusiasts in the area, but at the range, I almost only see hunter/rifle types...

------------------
Jaye

 

[WESHOOT2]

There is no 'correct' stance, unless you are talking about a specific discipline.

The most progressive school of thought suggests that you 'go with what you have', because if you delay so as to acquire the 'correct' stance/grip/sight picture you will wait too long and lose.

Suggest finding the nearest USPSA club and spending some time with them.....

------------------
"All my ammo is factory ammo"

 

[WESHOOT2]

e-mail eboening@jeffnet.org for more info on your local Medford, Or USPSA club.

------------------
"All my ammo is factory ammo"

 

[Grayfox]

The pros and cons of various stances have been dicussed here many times. I suggest you do a search and read what has already be written.
The general conclusion is learn the basics of both, adjust to fit your needs and go with what feels best to you.