| texaswoodworker |
03-20-2012 02:41 AM |
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Originally Posted by JonM
(Post 745618)
short barrel. im not sure why it is but thats how it works. the shorter the barrel the more felt recoil. prolly some physicsy sciency explanation but i have no idea why
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It may be because a short barrel is lighter then a long barrel.
Quote:
Originally Posted by m72law
(Post 745680)
TEX, if your a bigger build of a avg. size man,you can shoot these rifles all day long!:p
my father-n-law,came by shortly after purchasing my first M95 & wanted to try out the new tool.
he's 6'1'' 225lbs/57 years old & shot this rifle like it was a 12ga w/bird shot.:(
i'm 5'10'' 207lbs/36 years old & shot this rifle like it was a 25mm bushmaster:eek:
the sad part for me is..he hit the styro-target (pie plate) @ 300yrds'standing.1rd;)
I couldnt come close to it @ the same-prone /w 5rds:o
my excuess=that A-HOLE that didnt tell me to ''hold on to it'' M95=flintchers!!!
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I'm 6 ft, and 12 ga magnum didn't seem to bother me too much (my shoulder was a little sore after a few rounds of it though :D), so I should be able to handle it.
It seems like a pretty cool gun for $100. There are a few other guns that I was wanting to look into getting (SKS, Yugo Mauser, Ruger 10/22, and I was looking into a 9mm Hi Point Carbine), but money is tight for me, and you can't beat $100. :D (I may try to get the 10/22 if I can find one pretty cheap)
I was also looking into getting a Tula Nagant Revolver to match my Mosin, but I would have to either find one locally and get it in a private sell, or have it gifted to me. (Dang federal laws. I think the 21 for hand guns thing is BS)
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