One aspect of USPSA stages may involve a shooter to move up range. With all shooting games there is a strict 180 degree rule. For those not familiar with the 180 degree rule, the muzzle of your gun must not pass 180 degrees from the shooting bay. This is to prevent any possibility of shooting the people behind you while you engage the stage.

However there are instances where it might be beneficial to move up range or possibly the stage design demands it. This is relatively easy to do with a handgun. You turn around and run up range while your pistol is still pointed down range.

However trying to do this with a pistol caliber carbine is a bit more challenging.

Here is a simple and effective way to manipulate your firearm and remain safe while moving up range.