Your natural insinct is to bring your arms into your body not out, as if to get ready to fight, like a boxer in his stance. Razor if you were to do battle with someone I have nothing to gain from this I don't even know this guy, but what he says make sense, I only wish I thought of it. Another guy commented about shooting yourself in the eye. I read Razors Edge remarks about putting his arms out and shooting. I been shooting handguns since I was 21 and I am 51 but I am still open minded about new idea's about training,this keeps me progressive and up to date. Guys, Guys, I can't believe what I am reading here. In these circumstances, the last thing in the world you need is the belief that you need to get into some bureaucratic wetdream of the 'correct' stance. Or, you are trying to get some rounds off as you lunge for cover or as you got one foot up on the down staircase. You probably should drop your clipboard or flashlight, but you for damn sure don't have time to think about it and so you probably clench it tightly as you try to draw and shoot one handed as you run backwards at angle to get into the rear dead zone of a '83 Chevy. This technique probably does have advantages in specific limited conditions, but pistolcraft must work in all conditions. If this stuff worked, we would probably already be doing it. Human physiology hasn't changed in the 140 plus years since cartridge handguns came into use. It can cause fatal confusion if the SHTF. That said, I must repeat that A) I have seen similiar styles come and go at least twice, and B)it is incredibly dangerous to monkey around with a 'style of the week'. And, yes, old farts do resist the new, and are unlikely to see value in the new.

I certainly must plead guilty to adopting a note of sarcasm that I normally try hard to avoid in posting. so if it ever quits raining I wil try it out the next tome I go shooting.

Our conversation was not at the range so I have not seen it done or tried it out. The free hand grips the hand holding the pistol/ The supporting arm is sharply bent with the forearm nearly vertical.īecause of the position of the pistol most shooters use the left eye to aim concentrating on the front sight. The pistol is brought to the center of the upper body and the shooting hand rotated inward and is brought closer to the shooters face to what is called the 'natural focal point' of the shooter's eyes. The pistol is gripped in the shooter's strong hand and brought to the center of the body. It is intended to correct the inherent flaws he sees in tboth he Weaver and the isosoles stances. It is a two handed shooting technique stance developed by an Englishman named Castle. My information is limited to what I heard from a fellow shooter who saw a recently. Sorry about that! CAR stands for Center Axis Relock system. I see that I used an acronym without defining it.

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