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Gun Holds by Jim Forsbach – Edited by Tad Houston – Post 1

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1 Gun Holds by Jim Forsbach – Edited by Tad Houston – Post 1
From post one, Right target will be a straight away. Set up your body/stance for the left target (more open). Set your hold point to the left and a few inches lower than the top left corner of the house (where it will not block view of target). Lift gaze and soft focus over the left side of the house. Green Dot: Barrel position Arrows: Target path limits Oval: Area to look when calling for target

2 Gun Holds by Jim Forsbach – Edited by Tad Houston – Post 2
From post two, Right target will be at most soft right. Set up your body/stance for the left target. Set your hold point towards the right of center of the house (where it will not block view of target). Lift gaze and soft focus over the center-left side of the house. Green Dot: Barrel position Arrows: Target path limits Oval: Area to look when calling for target

3 Gun Holds by Jim Forsbach – Edited by Tad Houston – Post 3
From post three, targets will be in a “V” pattern. Set up your body/stance for balanced swing. Set your hold point towards the right of center of the house (where it will not block view of target). Lift gaze and soft focus over the center of the house. Green Dot: Barrel position Arrows: Target path limits Oval: Area to look when calling for target

4 Gun Holds by Jim Forsbach – Edited by Tad Houston – Post 4
From post four, Left target will be at most soft left. Set up your body/stance for the right target (more closed). Set your hold point towards the right of center of the house (where it will not block view of target). Lift gaze and soft focus over the center-right side of the house. Green Dot: Barrel position Arrows: Target path limits Oval: Area to look when calling for target

5 Gun Holds by Jim Forsbach – Edited by Tad Houston– Post 5
From post five, Left target will be a straight away. Set up your body/stance for the right target (even more closed). Set your hold point to the right and a few inches lower than the top right corner of the house (where it will not block view of target). Lift gaze and soft focus over the right side of the house. Green Dot: Barrel position Arrows: Target path limits Oval: Area to look when calling for target

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