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<blockquote data-quote="D.Camilleri" data-source="post: 946982" data-attributes="member: 2567"><p>Flinch is not always caused by recoil! Sometimes it is caused by muzzle blast. I have gotten very sensitive to the muzzle blast on my RUMS. When at the range I have started using expandable foam plugs topped with a good set of muffs and it has helped me. My recoil flinch doesn't rear it's ugly head until my shoulder starts to get sore and that is a different story. When hunting I now wear a walker game ear in my right ear (lefty) this ear is the one that tends to be affected by the muzzle blast.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="D.Camilleri, post: 946982, member: 2567"] Flinch is not always caused by recoil! Sometimes it is caused by muzzle blast. I have gotten very sensitive to the muzzle blast on my RUMS. When at the range I have started using expandable foam plugs topped with a good set of muffs and it has helped me. My recoil flinch doesn't rear it's ugly head until my shoulder starts to get sore and that is a different story. When hunting I now wear a walker game ear in my right ear (lefty) this ear is the one that tends to be affected by the muzzle blast. [/QUOTE]
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