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I am of the mind that you should hold it only as tight as necessary to secure it against the recoil. Squeezing can cause shaking.
So a .22 you would hold quite lightly. A .44 mag, quite tightly. If you use weaver stance exert isometric pressure by pushing forward with the spoon hand/arm and pulling back with the weak hand/arm. Not hard. Again- just enough to counteract the recoil level of the spoon. This technique really steadies out your sights. IMO weaver is vastly superior to isosceles for precision shooting.
Last edited by m21sniper; 02-22-2010 at 09:30 AM..
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