
Well, what do we have here...
- Bandersnatch
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Well, what do we have here...
I am the cat who walks by himself. And all places are alike to me.
- Bandersnatch
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Re: Well, what do we have here...
And what in the world would I need .30 Remington for, any way? Why, *this* little beauty, who showed up in the Brown Truck of Happiness yesterday..



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Re: Well, what do we have here...
Range trip! Range trip!
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Way-cool. Let us know how she does.
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- Bandersnatch
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Re: Well, what do we have here...
Once I got the Redfield rear sight tightened back down she groups pretty well. I need to load some more ammo and get some definitive groups at 100 to know for sure.
I am the cat who walks by himself. And all places are alike to me.
Re: Well, what do we have here...
I'm still impressed by how little recoil the Model 8 has. Shooting with a friend, his .30-30 Marlin felt like a cannon by comparison.
Re: Well, what do we have here...
It's a Physics matter, the delayed movement of the buttplate is softened by the movement of the barrel/bolt assembly. You get the same energy transfer over a longer time. Thus it feels lighter. The effect is felt with A5 shotgun when the friction piece is set up right. To get definitive difference shoot a bolt action rifle in the same weight and you will feel a DIFFerence. A lot sharper recoil. Watch the Youtube slow motion videos of the Model 8 recoil and you can see the effect.
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