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Fitness and Flexibility and Bone vs Muscle Support
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Re: Fitness and Flexibility and Bone vs Muscle Support
Get ready for some scope eye if you are shooting any big bore calibers out of that rifle!
I learned real quickly when I shot my friends .50 Beowulf that there is a time and place for match stances. I use them when I shoot my .22lr, AR-15, or M1 Garand but they do not work so well with hard recoiling platforms such as hunting rifles because your rear shoulder is not in a great position to resist to recoil.
By the way - my fat supports my left arm very well with minimal effort from me.
Get ready for some scope eye if you are shooting any big bore calibers out of that rifle!
I learned real quickly when I shot my friends .50 Beowulf that there is a time and place for match stances. I use them when I shoot my .22lr, AR-15, or M1 Garand but they do not work so well with hard recoiling platforms such as hunting rifles because your rear shoulder is not in a great position to resist to recoil.
By the way - my fat supports my left arm very well with minimal effort from me.
Re: Fitness and Flexibility and Bone vs Muscle Support
thats the same stance almost every beginner has! i guess some people are naturals...shooting a few rounds with a .375 h&h will make you reevaluate that stance. looks like it would be alright for .22 however
thats the same stance almost every beginner has! i guess some people are naturals...shooting a few rounds with a .375 h&h will make you reevaluate that stance. looks like it would be alright for .22 however
