"This shooting stance requires the feet to be positioned in a figure-eight slightly wider than the shoulders, with the legs naturally straightened, the left arm hanging naturally or the left hand placed at the waist. Shooting is carried out through five operations: standing, gripping, straightening, extending, and turning. It is the most scientific and fundamental shooting posture."
Then he fired a shot: Bang~
"Ten rings."
"This stance has the advantages of a long aiming baseline and the front sight being far from the eyes. At the same time, the support arm is parallel to the body's side, reducing lateral twisting, thus reducing muzzle drift, increasing accuracy, and making it easier to hit relatively stable targets."
"Score-based shooting competitions mostly adopt this shooting stance, and it is the standard configuration for every Olympic shooting champion."
