I'd LOVE to see you shoot an M44 with a metal buttplate... I'll even let you use mine if I can film it!jeeperbryan wrote:Well, after thinking about it a bit, more like 20 gauge felt recoil. The slight bruising of my shoulder and mild soreness reminded me of shooting 4-5 consecutive rounds of skeet. No biggie, but definitely much more recoil than an AR. In fact, I don't see how those with underfolders or wire stocks can shoot an AK comfortably.Terlingueno wrote:12 gauge level felt recoil?
Actually, I would love to shoot one of those sometime. I might have to take you up on it. Although, I doubt it has as much recoil as the .50 cal I shot recently. The whole range felt the recoil from the .50 cal. We were basically having to call cease fires on the range to shoot it because it was catching to many people off guard and creating a dust storm.MadMonkey wrote:Can2boy, if you're in the market for an AK I don't really see them coming down much more than they are now. $350-$380 is really a steal for what you get.
I'd LOVE to see you shoot an M44 with a metal buttplate... I'll even let you use mine if I can film it!jeeperbryan wrote:Well, after thinking about it a bit, more like 20 gauge felt recoil. The slight bruising of my shoulder and mild soreness reminded me of shooting 4-5 consecutive rounds of skeet. No biggie, but definitely much more recoil than an AR. In fact, I don't see how those with underfolders or wire stocks can shoot an AK comfortably.Terlingueno wrote:12 gauge level felt recoil?
Which .50? Some of them have pretty darn effective muzzle brakesjeeperbryan wrote:Actually, I would love to shoot one of those sometime. I might have to take you up on it. Although, I doubt it has as much recoil as the .50 cal I shot recently. The whole range felt the recoil from the .50 cal. We were basically having to call cease fires on the range to shoot it because it was catching to many people off guard and creating a dust storm.