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Muzzle Break?
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<blockquote data-quote="jmeier1981" data-source="post: 302715" data-attributes="member: 10009"><p>I can handle the recoil just fine. I have no problem sitting at the range running slugs through gun all day, recoil has never bothered me be it a high power, shotgun, or muzzleloader. My biggest concern is muzzle jump and speeding up my recovery time for follow up shots. In my area during slug season there are a lot of drives and hunting pressure that keeps the deer moving at a pretty good pace through some thick timber so its not always a one shot one kill type scenario. I do shoot a gas operated automatic with a busnell halosight and a raised comb stock to help keep my cheek welded solid and in the right place, but even with that set up its hard to recover and get back on target when the target is moving full speed ahead and only giving you small windows to shoot through and your throwing huge chunks of lead like the 3" buckhammers that I shoot</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jmeier1981, post: 302715, member: 10009"] I can handle the recoil just fine. I have no problem sitting at the range running slugs through gun all day, recoil has never bothered me be it a high power, shotgun, or muzzleloader. My biggest concern is muzzle jump and speeding up my recovery time for follow up shots. In my area during slug season there are a lot of drives and hunting pressure that keeps the deer moving at a pretty good pace through some thick timber so its not always a one shot one kill type scenario. I do shoot a gas operated automatic with a busnell halosight and a raised comb stock to help keep my cheek welded solid and in the right place, but even with that set up its hard to recover and get back on target when the target is moving full speed ahead and only giving you small windows to shoot through and your throwing huge chunks of lead like the 3" buckhammers that I shoot [/QUOTE]
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