A gun-wielding stance invented before 2011, later popularized by the John Wick film series. The stance was designed as an effective shooting system for close-quarters self-defense, while minimizing recoil and the user's target profile. The stance has the gun held close to the body, the body bladed towards the target, with the shoulders placed almost perpendicular to the target (or parallel to the gun, if that makes more sense), supporting shoulder pointed more forward.
