Weaver Stance: (n)

A shooting stance commonly used when shooting handguns, in which the shooter’s strong-side leg is slightly back and their weight is more forward. Developed by Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff Jack Weaver during the 1950’s during freestyle pistol competitions.

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