Day 2 morning: 1000yd and 600yd ranges, all filled with steel from 200yds, with steel going out every 50yds, to include chickens, pigs, and rams.
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Day 2 afternoon: Stretching out before attempting to contort into some of the alternate positions.
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Working on the combat kneeling position, which is really low to the ground, and involves wedging the magazine and pistol grip around your knee.
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MKo brought up some excellent tips on building a kneeling position by using rocks or other items that can be filled in underneath your ankle, which establishes support underneath you very well.
Day 2 afternoon: Stretching out before attempting to contort into some of the alternate positions.
Working on the combat kneeling position, which is really low to the ground, and involves wedging the magazine and pistol grip around your knee.
MKo brought up some excellent tips on building a kneeling position by using rocks or other items that can be filled in underneath your ankle, which establishes support underneath you very well.