>>
|
No. 102944
ID: 19518e
File
SAM_4381.webm
- (576.96KB
)
I've shot quite a bit of PGO.
Honestly people seem to flip out over recoil being dangerous for the shooter, I don't really know why. As long as you work your way up, it shouldn't hurt even if you put a hundred shells down. The only thing I found was pretty nasty was 2 ounces of turkey 3" magnum shells, webm related. Out of this shotgun, they have the recoil energy and velocity of a 458 Win Mag. It doesn't hurt the wrists, it just stings at the palm skin.
Regular magnum slugs and buckshot really don't do a whole lot. Using an 18" shotgun with PGO, you can hold the foregrip and aim like a normal shotgun, as long as you know what's coming, it's impossible to get hurt. I've shot hundreds of shells in an afternoon, high brass stuff. Not being toughguy, if you hold it right it just doesn't do much.
Do I suggest this for "serious" use, like self defense? Fuck no. It's slower, harder to aim right, etc. However those Forgotten Weapon boys may be absolutely wonderful for information about obscure guns, but they really are doing it wrong when it comes to shotgun recoil. I have no fucking clue how they think it's even uncomfortable when shooting reduced recoil ammo.
|