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| By the way, the guy that was shooting is around 280lbs, at a guess! |
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| It is always cool to watch recoil from a boomer at slow speed. Mike Michael Podwika... DRSS bigbores and hunting www.pvt.co.za " MAKE THE SHOT " 450#2 Famars |
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| 577s don't actually recoil; they give a slow, gentle, push. Sort of like a 109 howitzer does. |
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| I like that sir!
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| quote: Originally posted by sambarman338:
Might not want that dude regulating your rifle - couldn't get the second shot off in anything like 12 seconds.
Just so you know, that entire video was done in Slow Motion.
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| quote: Originally posted by dpcd:
577s don't actually recoil; they give a slow, gentle, push. Sort of like a 109 howitzer does.
Sorry Sir, but I must disagree. I have shot 577 Nitros, and 600 Nitros. They do not kick slow or gentle. They kick fast and hard. They make a 450/400 seem like a 22LR.... IMHO of course....
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| I thought 2nd shot was extremely slow too.
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