Recoil
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Mkmcdnl
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I have found as I got older I became more susceptible
To recoil. Most of my hunting career was with a pre 64
338 Win mag. after a very involved back surgery I had
To drop back. But I have also lost weight. I would take
A look at a Suppressor in your process as it seems
To help my accuracy. Mostly I believe due to noise reduction. Happy holidays and good luck on your search.
To recoil. Most of my hunting career was with a pre 64
338 Win mag. after a very involved back surgery I had
To drop back. But I have also lost weight. I would take
A look at a Suppressor in your process as it seems
To help my accuracy. Mostly I believe due to noise reduction. Happy holidays and good luck on your search.
Lenny Foffa
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IM an old guy with Two torn up shoulders and torn Biceps tendons. Last summer I had Weatherby add a Muzzle break to my 5 and 3/4 pound ultralight model , and I also added a bigger VX5 scope. Few mor ounces compared to my VX3 2.5Xto 8X Cal is 270 win , 130 grn Ballistic tips. 3028 to 3050 fps Lab radar says . The Break made a huge difference in felt recoil. This summer I will send it out to get a decelerator recoil pad. Interesting note, I load for a for a friend who has a 30-06 Sig Bolt Action rifle. I make 165 Grn Horn at 2700 fps, using IMR 4350 . His rifle has no break and the factory recoil pad. It is a pleasure to shoot. Very mild recoil. I think it is a 7 to 7 and a half pound rifle. Brakes and Pads help.
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After years of military and old age I now feel a lot of recoil. Bought a Remington 308 and it kicked the **** out of me. Had the barrel threaded and added a Fat Bastard brake and put a magnum recoil pad from KICK-EEZ on and now it's a pleasure to shoot.
Dr. Richard Gray
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You replied that you have a Weatherby 300 Mag. Only one brake you need for that gun, the Weatherby Accubrake. I have one on my WBY 340 Mag and I would compare the recoil to my WIN Model 94 30-30 with no brake. WBY has them on a Black Friday sale for both Vanguard and Mark V for $45.
azarcher10x
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Couple years ago I got into the .300 WM game. Bought a Winchester XPR. So much recoil, the scope was coming back and making contact with my glasses every 3rd round or so. So I bought a Browning x bolt long range with a Recoil Hawg muzzle break. Recoil is down to about the level of my Remington .308. I love it.
I shoot a 7x300 win mag with a Fat Bastard brake. Shooting a 190 gr Atip with recoil equal to my .243. MV around 2930. I don't have my reloading at the moment.
gvjm
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I use a Harrells precision brake on my 7 mag. Almost no recoil now! I use it because I'm tall and on the bench when sighting in or working a load the recoil gets old quick. Since I always wear ear protection when I shoot I leave it on. It has really spoiled me.
Limbsaver.....great choice! ( you Old Softie)
Good morning buddy from the north.Yep that recoil pad made a HUGE difference.
Eric H which of the two made the most difference?
check out https://www.shoot-long.com/product/terminator-muzzle-brakes-t1-t2-t3-t4-t5-t6-tt-t3b-ta-te/ a bit pricy but wow do they work
They are a bit pricy,but then our sport is not a cheap sport to get into.
