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| I just got caught up. She has gotten quite good with the open-sighted rifles and made great progress with the handguns. The .500 Jeffery makes a good video to show those what are nervous about stepping up to the larger rounds. Looks like the recoil caught her a little by surprise at first but she handled it fine after that. |
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| I have shown these videos to some female co-workers who are concerned about recoil and larger calibers in handguns for self-defense. Not all of them are convinced that recoil is not a big deal.
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| quote: Originally posted by Charles_Helm: I just got caught up. She has gotten quite good with the open-sighted rifles and made great progress with the handguns.
The .500 Jeffery makes a good video to show those what are nervous about stepping up to the larger rounds. Looks like the recoil caught her a little by surprise at first but she handled it fine after that.
Ha ha, yes that first round caught her by a bit of a surprise, but she then adjusted here stands and grip on the rifle and it felt good she said. |
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| quote: Originally posted by TWall: I have shown these videos to some female co-workers who are concerned about recoil and larger calibers in handguns for self-defense. Not all of them are convinced that recoil is not a big deal.
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It can be intimidating whit that “big boom” and recoil, but if they get the right grip on the gun they will find it manageable. |
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| Shouldn't this thread, which really has nothing to do with Big Game Hunting, be moved to the Shooting forum instead? .... |
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