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Some tactical experts teach that, for HD shooting, you mount the gun with your shoulders squared up the the target rather than angled like we use for most shooting. I believe this is to allow better balance while moving with the gun mounted.
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My plan for HD doesn't involve moving but taking up a defenseive postition to await LE. What you describe sounds like what is advocated for combat/tactical shooting. Squaring up the shoulders may make for better balance, but doesn't it widen one's field of vision?
Regardless, is one reason for using a shorter LOP in combat scenarios to allow for the thickness of body armor?