OldmanFCSA wrote:Recoil is not bad at all - my daughter shot it extensively when she was 13.
I would not have offerred if I had know it would hurt someone.
That kind of publicity is not needed.
Thank you everyone for getting this topic back on-track.
farmerj wrote:OldmanFCSA wrote:Recoil is not bad at all - my daughter shot it extensively when she was 13.
I would not have offerred if I had know it would hurt someone.
That kind of publicity is not needed.
Thank you everyone for getting this topic back on-track.
I don't think they are bad. I'd class it as a .30-06 or else a slug gun. But nothing to be afraid of. The muzzle brakes on these things are incredibly efficient in what they are designed to do.
But you still need to suck this in to control recoil.
OldmanFCSA wrote:Propane will not be allowed at Oakdale Gun Club.
Mrs. Tim Warner wrote:How is the recoil on a gun/ bullet like that? Does it kick you in the face, or is the gun sturdy enough to absorb it?
Mrs. Tim Warner wrote:Wish I could... Massively busy until like march though. Friggin school.
Pezhead wrote:When I shot it indoors the recoil wasn't as bad as the shock wave when others where shooting it.
I'm always game to shoot one anytime and I even have some empty 1lb propane canisters.
Pezhead wrote:OldmanFCSA wrote:Propane will not be allowed at Oakdale Gun Club.
Correct it was made to the cooment earlier that if someone had a private place to shoot. My error. I still don't know who will take my empty cylinders.
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