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Newton24b · September 20, 2012, 09:55 PM

read the article about big heavy recoiling guns cause hand / nerve damage. its in this months edition of shooing or handgunner. cant remember a way to differentiate.

thing is, if heavy recoiling cartridges/loads are not great for extensive use then how can we say its good to do 3000 rounds of 38+p or 357 through an lcr for a range test?

isnt this the sign you shouldnt call someone an idiot for using 44 special in a 40 ounce 44 mag?

September 20, 2012, 09:55 PM	#1
Newton24b Junior member Join Date: February 10, 2009 Posts: 974	physical injury read the article about big heavy recoiling guns cause hand / nerve damage. its in this months edition of shooing or handgunner. cant remember a way to differentiate. thing is, if heavy recoiling cartridges/loads are not great for extensive use then how can we say its good to do 3000 rounds of 38+p or 357 through an lcr for a range test? isnt this the sign you shouldnt call someone an idiot for using 44 special in a 40 ounce 44 mag?