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.375 H&H Longer Range Load - Help
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<blockquote data-quote="dig" data-source="post: 489834" data-attributes="member: 26939"><p>Yes to both and certainly stock has something to do with it synthetic on the .378 Wby as opposed to wood on the .460 however I find that the bigger high velocity calibers (.338-.378, .378 Wby) have a much sharper and violent recoil than the heavier slower calibers (.375, .416, .458). The .458's, Winchester and Lott, tend to be very gentle in comparison. My 375 H&H and .300 Weatherby Mag both wear McMillan stocks of similar design and weigh it within 1 lb yet the .300 Wby has noticably sharper recoil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dig, post: 489834, member: 26939"] Yes to both and certainly stock has something to do with it synthetic on the .378 Wby as opposed to wood on the .460 however I find that the bigger high velocity calibers (.338-.378, .378 Wby) have a much sharper and violent recoil than the heavier slower calibers (.375, .416, .458). The .458's, Winchester and Lott, tend to be very gentle in comparison. My 375 H&H and .300 Weatherby Mag both wear McMillan stocks of similar design and weigh it within 1 lb yet the .300 Wby has noticably sharper recoil. [/QUOTE]
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