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Arbaal
about 14 years agoShe holds the gun from below, so that she can pull the bolt-lever. This wouldn't be needed if she holds the weapon as she should: You must lie "into" the weapon and need to use your body to press the weapon into the shoulder, that way you can easily fasten the lever with one hand. You can also see that she isn't using her shoulder and the weapon isn't under pressure. The bipod and the whole weapon is loose and not ready to shoot at all, a shoot in that state and she will have a nice hematoma in her shoulder...
Okay, I was to long in the army...
hobbito
about 14 years agogeorgy4
about 14 years agomost of people don't care
behold
about 14 years agoto me it looks like she is just messing around reloading and may be in training with it.
nabusco
about 14 years agokiowa
about 14 years agoIn the meantime there are so many pictures around with completely off scales, or bizarre poses of holding/firing. I just wonder why this would happen. If an artist is interested in guns enough so as to run into the trouble drawing one, it's hard to imaging he/she would not know about the correct pose of holding/firing.
But it's another story if these are commercial pictures with given motifs, though.
bakaneko
about 14 years agoKiNAlosthispassword
about 14 years agoWtfCakes
about 14 years agofg5823820
about 14 years agoytdh
about 13 years agoShe has her left hand on the magazine so she is reloading and has right on the blot so she can chamber the first round.
Yours
A guy with working glasses.
Radioactive
about 13 years agoMosquitoJack
about 13 years agoytdh
about 13 years agoZenex
about 13 years agoytdh
about 13 years agoWtfCakes
about 13 years agoJASH
about 13 years agoGo ahead, tell me that's the professional way to hold it, doesn't make it not look silly.
quarn
about 13 years ago