eet, legs and pelvis
The position of feet should provide for the maximum stability, and it also serves for the correction of the shooting position concerning the target.
The feet are placed approximately shoulder width apart or more while the left foot is parallel with firing line and right toes are pointed out slightly for optimum balance and control.
The weight is distributed to both legs equally or a little towards the left foot. The stability of the rifle depends on the weight balance at the feet. If there is too much weight on the left foot, the rifle drops horizontally, and if there is too much weight at the back, the rifle drops vertically.
The position of the feet also serves for the correction of the shooting position concerning the target. In general, the left foot is fixed and almost normal to the shooting line while the right foot is used for corrections as follows: by widening the position, the barrel goes up, by narrowing the position, the barrel goes down, forward – the barrel goes to the left, backward – the barrel goes to the right. By rotating the right toes round the heels to the left – the barrel goes to the left or to the right – the barrel goes to the right.