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<blockquote data-quote="Chase723" data-source="post: 2289042" data-attributes="member: 21524"><p>OP I'll keep this straight forward. You'll notice a reduction in recoil every ~20-25gr in bullet weight. It's noticeable even in lighter cartridges like .243 and 6.5 Creed. You can notice the difference between 140gr, 130gr, 123gr, and 107gr etc. You will perceive that a 250gr will recoil remarkably less than a 300gr in your 338 Edge. </p><p></p><p>Yes, there are several things that contribute to perceived recoil. Rifle weight, stock design, recoil pad, muzzle brake (obviously) all contribute significantly but that's irrelevant unless you plan to change any of those.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chase723, post: 2289042, member: 21524"] OP I’ll keep this straight forward. You’ll notice a reduction in recoil every ~20-25gr in bullet weight. It’s noticeable even in lighter cartridges like .243 and 6.5 Creed. You can notice the difference between 140gr, 130gr, 123gr, and 107gr etc. You will perceive that a 250gr will recoil remarkably less than a 300gr in your 338 Edge. Yes, there are several things that contribute to perceived recoil. Rifle weight, stock design, recoil pad, muzzle brake (obviously) all contribute significantly but that’s irrelevant unless you plan to change any of those. [/QUOTE]
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