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Shooting with a fused neck
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<blockquote data-quote="Dbgiayb" data-source="post: 1948245" data-attributes="member: 93893"><p>I won't burden y'all with all the history of my head trauma, but I had an extensive fusion from C4 all the way to T1 about 5 years ago. I shoot everything up to my 338 LM, and haven't had any problem. Mostly Benchrest now, since I did have trouble getting prone like before. I would suggest an adjustment period of a few months of taking it easy, but my surgeon wasn't worried about it when I asked specifically about shooting recoil. He said the titanium and screws weren't going anywhere while the fusion solidified.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dbgiayb, post: 1948245, member: 93893"] I won’t burden y’all with all the history of my head trauma, but I had an extensive fusion from C4 all the way to T1 about 5 years ago. I shoot everything up to my 338 LM, and haven’t had any problem. Mostly Benchrest now, since I did have trouble getting prone like before. I would suggest an adjustment period of a few months of taking it easy, but my surgeon wasn’t worried about it when I asked specifically about shooting recoil. He said the titanium and screws weren’t going anywhere while the fusion solidified. [/QUOTE]
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