oneouncelood
Thank you for your advice.
zippy13
Thanks for your kind words. While I am proud of my service, I'm currently stationed in sunny Arizona, and I believe the lion's share of the credit should go to those in harm's way overseas.
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The fallacy is that you are trying to apply your rifle training to a shotgun.
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I still recommend an introduction to shot gunning class to learn the differences between rifle and scattergun shooting.
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Would you be willing to provide more clarity on this? Unfortunately, most shotgun training for Marines goes to our infantryman or security/Embassy devil dogs (I'm neither). Moreover, there are no shotgun classes that I could find in the Yuma, AZ area. Finally, everything I've found in my research thus far, from a cheesy old
US Army video on combat shotgun, to
this school, to
photos posted online from a class, suggests that the "traditional" stance should be reserved for hunting geese:
And the "combat" stance (feet/shoulders pointed forward) is the way to go:
To be frank, I just don't see the differences between the above and what I've been taught on combat marksmanship with the M16A4.