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.500 S&W magnum
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Locked elbows, gut forward stance, limp wrists...on my watch he would have been stopped long before being allowed to pull the trigger.
But what about the funny video??? Gotta to viral
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Yep he's damned lucky it wasn't a double. Like these Fe:
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I love how it just stops and lingers pointing right between his eyes... LMAO
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F*** every single person in these videos and all the others out there like them.
Except for the shooters themselves... not at all their fault as they are clearly new.
Everyone else in the videos though, watching and laughing... may the big bore gods see to it that you are dispatched in manner fitting such lousy humans.
Except for the shooters themselves... not at all their fault as they are clearly new.
Everyone else in the videos though, watching and laughing... may the big bore gods see to it that you are dispatched in manner fitting such lousy humans.
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I used to collect Buffaloe guns. One day at the range the people in the bay next to me wanted to try one. I have a 11 pound 45-70 that is pretty mild to shoot.
after everyone got to try that his 12 year old daughter wanted to try some others. I was surprised, she was a recoil junky. My biggest kicker was a 50-120, she shot that like a pro. I suggested she shoot standing with a tall set of shooting sticks to allow her shoulder and back to roll with the recoil . I expected her to walk away after one shot, but she made a nice 5" group at 200 yds.
She did not have the arm strength to hold the gun up, but she had the forward posture to make it look easy. DR
after everyone got to try that his 12 year old daughter wanted to try some others. I was surprised, she was a recoil junky. My biggest kicker was a 50-120, she shot that like a pro. I suggested she shoot standing with a tall set of shooting sticks to allow her shoulder and back to roll with the recoil . I expected her to walk away after one shot, but she made a nice 5" group at 200 yds.
She did not have the arm strength to hold the gun up, but she had the forward posture to make it look easy. DR
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Single action big bore revolvers are much safer for newbies. If they're truly green, you should start out only putting one round in the gun to avoid double/bump firing.
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3 rounds.
Load, skip, load...etc
Load, skip, load...etc
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When I first got my 500 X Frame I let someone who was more experienced than me shoot it. The thing doubled on him, I heard it and yelled stop, that thing doubled. He argued it hadn't, so I told him to open the cylinder up. Yep, two fired. One down range and one through the roof of the range. Didn't know that could happen, especially with a grown male. So from now on if someone wants to shoot the thing I give them one round at a time and see where the cylinder ends up after firing.
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