Bourbon n Cigars
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Okay, I am a huge 45-70 fan. With that said, I was given via my buddy's will, a BFR Magnum Research 45-70 revolver. With my primary wrist now severely spained and in a brace I now have flinch.
Can someone PLEASE tell me that this was an uncommon occurance or what might have happened? I have shot Casuls, magnum suicide handguns and alike,,,so what the heck in plain English!!! I keep saying to myself his loads were meant for his rifle, NOT a handgun, but even then!!!! I shoot 45-70 ALL THE TIME, but NEVER have I EVER encountered such recoil!!!! The revolver is in great shape, by the way,,,unlike my wrists.
Opinions please??
Thanks!
Can someone PLEASE tell me that this was an uncommon occurance or what might have happened? I have shot Casuls, magnum suicide handguns and alike,,,so what the heck in plain English!!! I keep saying to myself his loads were meant for his rifle, NOT a handgun, but even then!!!! I shoot 45-70 ALL THE TIME, but NEVER have I EVER encountered such recoil!!!! The revolver is in great shape, by the way,,,unlike my wrists.
Opinions please??
Thanks!
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