Tips for Shooting from the Sitting Position

The sitting position is king whenever the brush, grass or terrain is not conducive to making a prone shot. It’s...

By Aram von Benedikt | Published Jun 23, 2014 5:27 PM

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The sitting position is king whenever the brush, grass or terrain is not conducive to making a prone shot. It’s also very fast to assume, making it ideal for those opportunities when a quick, accurate shot is needed.

Here’s how and when to use it.

Aram von Benedikt

Aram von Benedikt is one of Outdoor Life’s western writers. He has no formal credentials as a writer, only the authenticism born of a life spent in the backcountry and a library of 3,000 books.

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