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Posted: 6/24/2009 7:41:32 AM EDT
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At Gunsite they teach two ready positions with the shotgun and two
carry positions. Both ready positions assume a round chambered with the safety on. High ready, or outdoor ready, is a modified port arms position with the muzzle up, but always in line with your line of vision. The barrel is perhaps 30 degrees up from horizontal and moves as your eyes move. The low ready, or indoor ready, position has the butt of the shotgun mounted in your shoulder with the barrel anywhere from 30 to 80 degrees depressed depending on your requirements for movement. As the barrel depress towards vertical the muzzle moves to the outside of your weak foot. |
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Posted: 6/24/2009 8:41:22 PM EDT
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From having the gun aimed in on a target drop the muzzle straight down & rotate the pistol grip to the outside. For a right handed shooter this would put the ejection port side facing forward. The buffer tube will more or less index on & be parallel to your sternum. I would equate this to the long gun version of Sul.
Louis Awerbuck also teaches (or taught, can't say for sure) a version where the muzzle is pointed down on the outside of your support side leg. Depending on what you're trying to accomplish, what the angles look like in your potential gunfight, etc. either could work for you. If I hadn't lost my camera I'd toss up a couple pictures for you. |
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