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Howdy all,
After pondering the recoil problem I am having with Hornady Leverevolution rounds and several other handloads with large bullet weights, I came to the conclusion that perhaps a recoil reducer might solve the recoil problem for me. I already use a shoulder unit that straps on that is supposed to help with recoil, but with an existing neck problem it just isn't enough. And I do NOT want to get rid of my .45-70 rifles! I also shoot several military rifles but the shoulder pad also handles them well enough.
Other than a .243 that I use for hunting groundhogs and deer this past year, the balance of my rifles produce just a tad too much recoil as well but the shoulder pad seems to handle those AOK. But if I can find a good gunsmith to bore my butt stock and install a recoil reducer I can once again enjoy shooting them. At least that is my expectation! So if any of you have any experience with the various recoil reducing units I would appreciate your help with this problem.
Thanks,
longrangehunter
After pondering the recoil problem I am having with Hornady Leverevolution rounds and several other handloads with large bullet weights, I came to the conclusion that perhaps a recoil reducer might solve the recoil problem for me. I already use a shoulder unit that straps on that is supposed to help with recoil, but with an existing neck problem it just isn't enough. And I do NOT want to get rid of my .45-70 rifles! I also shoot several military rifles but the shoulder pad also handles them well enough.
Other than a .243 that I use for hunting groundhogs and deer this past year, the balance of my rifles produce just a tad too much recoil as well but the shoulder pad seems to handle those AOK. But if I can find a good gunsmith to bore my butt stock and install a recoil reducer I can once again enjoy shooting them. At least that is my expectation! So if any of you have any experience with the various recoil reducing units I would appreciate your help with this problem.
Thanks,
longrangehunter