I shot a 500 nitro express for the first and last time this past weekend. Hand held artillery is not for me anymore. OUCH!!!!
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Worst recoiling gun you've shot.
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So far... 45 LC
300 ultra mag
sbe3 with hv 3.5 buckshot loads.
1) Smith & Wesson 340 PD shooting a full box of full power 357 magnum in freezing, sub 30*, temperature.
2) Smith 500 Magnum, I imagine this like setting off a pipe bomb in your hand
3) Seecamp 380 ACP, only 380 but real snappy in that tiny tiny semi auto
4) Ithaca Model 37 12 gauge, during a pheasant hunting trip with LOTs of shooting. There is zero recoil reduction, hard butt, and it is pretty light. A couple shots seem normal, but lots of shooting = Eventually ever time I shot was an instant NEW headache added to the previous ones.
5) Galil 7.62x39 with a linear comp, every shot was smacking my trigger finger and real unpleasant.
6) Kahr PM9 9mm with crimson trace laser attached that took up space within the trigger guard. Pinched finger and was unpleasant.
2) Smith 500 Magnum, I imagine this like setting off a pipe bomb in your hand
3) Seecamp 380 ACP, only 380 but real snappy in that tiny tiny semi auto
4) Ithaca Model 37 12 gauge, during a pheasant hunting trip with LOTs of shooting. There is zero recoil reduction, hard butt, and it is pretty light. A couple shots seem normal, but lots of shooting = Eventually ever time I shot was an instant NEW headache added to the previous ones.
5) Galil 7.62x39 with a linear comp, every shot was smacking my trigger finger and real unpleasant.
6) Kahr PM9 9mm with crimson trace laser attached that took up space within the trigger guard. Pinched finger and was unpleasant.
I’ve shot a lite weight .338 Win Mag.
I had a Ruger .375, which actually bests .375 H&H if comparing with the same barrel length.
A 3.5” 12 gauge goose load & a 10 gauge single barrel are worse than either of the 2 rifles above.
The .375 is more of a shove.
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I had a Ruger .375, which actually bests .375 H&H if comparing with the same barrel length.
A 3.5” 12 gauge goose load & a 10 gauge single barrel are worse than either of the 2 rifles above.
The .375 is more of a shove.
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Shot it but never felt it. Probably the most exciting feeling I had shooting. Could see the shoes landing a mile across the river,
