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Most domestic gun exchanges happen within three to ten seconds. Almost certainly your opponent will be moving fast and probably within 5 yards or closer.
My main focus is on quick presentation and proper grip on my weapon, and don't even think about the names of the stances, much less which one I'm using.
To me, it's probably more of a hindrance to effective combat shooting to overthink certain aspects of technique, a distraction instead of an asset.
At the range, a kind of 'blend' is my own natural technique and I'm confident that'll go right out the window in the first half-second of reality, once somebody starts shooting at me.
My main focus is on quick presentation and proper grip on my weapon, and don't even think about the names of the stances, much less which one I'm using.
To me, it's probably more of a hindrance to effective combat shooting to overthink certain aspects of technique, a distraction instead of an asset.
At the range, a kind of 'blend' is my own natural technique and I'm confident that'll go right out the window in the first half-second of reality, once somebody starts shooting at me.