LOL, no recoil to speak of Beav, it's a 32" 16lb bull barrel rifle, the trick of resting a rifle in your hand with the back of said hand on a rest, then shouldering the rifle [no rear bag] slumped over a tall table and breaking a good trigger while 'controlling' the massive torque a 705gr 50 cal bullet imparts to a rifle when it slams into the rifling is the challenge, never mind mathing the wind on a bullet that after it leaves the muzzle and travels 500 yards was more than 30 feet high in the air during it's trip to the steel.
