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<blockquote data-quote="FEENIX" data-source="post: 2279005" data-attributes="member: 14204"><p>Sorry, I missed the part about the recoil. I also have a Kimber 8400 Hunter in .30-06 that I have it rechambered to .30 Gibbs. If yours is as light as mine, you will definitely feel the recoil. While I am not recoil sensitive, mine sports a muzzle brake. While it is not for everybody, an effective muzzle brake does two things, reduce felt recoil and reduce muzzle rise. The 205/215 will be a pretty stout recoil without an MB. My .30 Gibbs propel the 190 Berger at 2806 FPS with room to spare and the felt recoil is similar to .308 Win IMHO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FEENIX, post: 2279005, member: 14204"] Sorry, I missed the part about the recoil. I also have a Kimber 8400 Hunter in .30-06 that I have it rechambered to .30 Gibbs. If yours is as light as mine, you will definitely feel the recoil. While I am not recoil sensitive, mine sports a muzzle brake. While it is not for everybody, an effective muzzle brake does two things, reduce felt recoil and reduce muzzle rise. The 205/215 will be a pretty stout recoil without an MB. My .30 Gibbs propel the 190 Berger at 2806 FPS with room to spare and the felt recoil is similar to .308 Win IMHO. [/QUOTE]
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