I shouldered the Garand after fixing it.
You know how n00bies lean back because of the heavy rifle? The end wavers a bit. Shooting offhand is hard. And this posture looks bad.
Well, I am no stronger now that I was when I bought the rifle, but for some reason I do not lean back anymore. The tip of the barrels doesn't wobble around nearly as much as it used to.
I have no idea why. I am not practicing or training that stance to improvement.
"Alexa, Get Out Of The Uncanny Valley."
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Amazon keeps sticking her in a hang glider and flying her into the
Uncanny Valley, and I have to coax her back out again. Alexa goes from
useful and ...
6 hours ago
3 comments:
Easy, you arent afraid of the business end. Leaning back gives the noob the impression of getting farther away from the bangie part.
Being upright helps your inner ear. leaning back makes it believe you are falling over and your body tries to correct. Proper off hand or standing shooting requires erect posture.
If you're not, you should be.
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