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Better that way than developing a nasty flinch because of being too proud.
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Could be- - but - - a flinch can develop no matter what.
I developed a flinch once when shooting a .22.
Not much of anything lower than that except dry fire!
The curious thing about it is - - shooting my S&W M29 .44 mag w/a 4" barrel cured the flinch in less than 6 shots.
I learned a valuable lesson from that.
It's not recoil at all that causes a flinch.
It's getting lazy & forgetting all the basics.
Once you go back to using the basics - and the heavy recoil forces you to pay attention - the flinch disappears.