#7313159 - 01/14/1304:59 PMWHAT CONDITIONS CREATE HARD KICKERS ?
williamlayton
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Registered: 01/02/13
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Loc: Deer Park, Texas
This comes as a results of the what is the hardest kicker thread I started. I noticed that many thoughts centered on weight and stocks. It kind of resembles my thinking but not my understanding. While some of you boys talked about guns that I would have guessed would have been on the list--oddly, a .Wheeland was not---some ecchoed my feelings about the o6. I didn't like it because of the stock--thin and that steel buttplate but the o6 carbine was not nearly as bad. What--in your opinion---betrays a caliber and what helps calm the kick. I have my own thoughts but what the hell do I know. BTW---I like the .22 mag, does that make me tuff? Blessings
rifle weight plays a large role. i have two .375 RUM rifles, very similar except one is a few ounces lighter than the other, and the difference in recoil is noticable.
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Originally Posted By: Bricktop
I like profanity. It's like adding Tabasco to your conversation. It gives things a nice kick.
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"Others are happy to hit the rock, or maybe the dark spot on the rock. I wanna head shoot the mite clinging to the pubes on the left nut of the fly that's sitting on the black spot on the rock."
If your actually going to have to use a cartridge/rifle combo that's going to kick more than what you like then a properly equipped and fitting rifle is nice for sure. But experience/practice is what makes it all come together.
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