[James reaches out before Cassel can fully drop his arms, fixing the positions of his hands just slightly, with the surety that experience has given him.]

This will help you with muzzle rise. Keep this arm bent down here, [he shifts Cassel's non-dominant elbow,] and this one only slightly.

[He looks down, then, and there is still a sluggishness that scotch has lent him, but he still knows what he's doing. He nudges the back of Cassel's right foot with his own, gently kicking it forward.] Turn out at forty-five degrees. Like you're walking. Shoulder width apart. Lean forward a little: your shoulders should be just over your foot. Back leg grounds you against recoil.