Originally Posted by
wis_rifle_hunter
i can hit where im aiming the first couple shots. then i start flinching because of the pain. i've shot the 30-06, .280 and .270 and i can shoot all day with them and still hit the bullseye. i really like the ballistics of the '06.
Also, the weight of the rifle, cheek weld, grip, shoulder set and bullet weight all affect a rifle's recoil, with the bullet weight being the #1 deciding factor. You can shoot a 55gr. bullet in a -06 and it won't have near the felt recoil of a 220gr. bullet. People have quantified felt recoil and a 220gr. bullet has 5x the recoil of a 55gr.
As for hitting the bullseye with those calibers, if you have video of hitting it consistently, not just a shot or two, get me the link of your YouTube and I'll check it out.
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