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Note that the fighter is squared up towards the target
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His body is still slightly "bladed", including his hips. Difficult to make much power with hips squared before starting a technique.
I have been shot at before, and my first "best stance" was always to find cover now!
I have always believed that you can't do much more good in this world if you aren't in it.
I personally don't want to "swap lead" mano e mano. If anything needs shooting, I want the advantage. I kind of have gotten used to sleeping in my bed.
To directly answer the OP, I practice different stances, but still tend to start out "bladed". The further out the target, the "squarer"/more static I get; the closer in the target, the more "bladed"/mobile.