Balanced on a stick

[iAMzehTOASTY1]

Got out n did some plinking. Using the shooting stick bc man it was windyyyyy!
Got nice and comfy in my flow of shooting.
Enough so that I didn't realize at first that I had let go entirely of my slinger, didn't notice because it balanced itself!!!!
In the wind!
(Winchester 1100SS)
(Allen brand shooting stick)
I was so shocked that it didn't fall! I almost smacked it off the stick once I realized I wasn't holding it*in my head it was falling bc I wasn't holding it* after realizing that it was going to stay there, I slid my.phone out and captured the moment

 

[Hateful McNasty]

So.... Your trying to balance out the drivers side door/ window to shoot from them? I bet doing that is kinda awkward..

 

[iAMzehTOASTY1]

So.... Your trying to balance out the drivers side door/ window to shoot from them? I bet doing that is kinda awkward..

I was using the side of the car for hip support
Kinda sloped area there. Not really.flat anywhere so most of my weight was already on my right leg. Just slid my leg parallel to the car. With the handle pretty much at my hip then slightly leaned right until my weight was against the car's Shocks essentially. This way I could feel the wind gusts hitting the car while aiming off of the stick. My right elbow just barely touching the roof. Making hip give mea reading for my horizontal wind. Then I just used my left hand as a guide, "artillery hold". My left leg was just used to keep my own balance against the car

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Have you used/tried bucket and sticks ?

 

[iAMzehTOASTY1]

Yes! Was just switching slingers so much here and there that I didn't sit down until after these targets plus a few more!
Then the shade.moved and so I had to get back into it..
By that time it was sitting time
Was out there for almost 6 hours....felt like an hour