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Does recoil begin before the bullet exits the muzzle?
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<blockquote data-quote="bigngreen" data-source="post: 1673294" data-attributes="member: 13632"><p>I have a 6 Dasher that is 17 lbs, trigger is 2 ounces and is the only thing touched and the rifle free recoils, rear bag is solid and the butt stock is pounded in, the rifle slides with one finger back and forth, there is .010 of drop in the entire stock of the gun. If during a course of fire I change how that gun moves my groups BLOW up, if my jacket touches the butt stock you'll see it in the group, the movement of the rifle under recoils is a huge, huge factor in bench rest to the point that it drive almost everything!! You can change the sand in your bag and it will measurably change your group, the only way for that to happen is that it changes the way the rifle moves in recoil with the bullet in the barrel. I'd say I've put more effort into how my gun moves during recoil to tighten up my Dasher groups than I put into the load. It's HUGE!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigngreen, post: 1673294, member: 13632"] I have a 6 Dasher that is 17 lbs, trigger is 2 ounces and is the only thing touched and the rifle free recoils, rear bag is solid and the butt stock is pounded in, the rifle slides with one finger back and forth, there is .010 of drop in the entire stock of the gun. If during a course of fire I change how that gun moves my groups BLOW up, if my jacket touches the butt stock you'll see it in the group, the movement of the rifle under recoils is a huge, huge factor in bench rest to the point that it drive almost everything!! You can change the sand in your bag and it will measurably change your group, the only way for that to happen is that it changes the way the rifle moves in recoil with the bullet in the barrel. I'd say I've put more effort into how my gun moves during recoil to tighten up my Dasher groups than I put into the load. It's HUGE!! [/QUOTE]
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