SCRIDER1

Thats easy...its my 54 caliber Lyman muzzy. That sucker has a brass butt and it CUT me all three times I shot it!

DannyD

416 Rem Mag... that was not very fun

Dan in Alaska

I've shot a few of the big boomers, but never anything in .416. I've shot the .338 RUM, .375 H&H, .30-378, .378 and the .460 Weatherby magnums.

The .378 without a muzzle break hurts more than the .460 with the break. The recoil of the .378 is so sharp and painful, compared to the recoil of a braked .460.

The .460 without the muzzle break, on the other hand, is truly out of this world. The difference between the .460 with and without the break?





Three steps! [:@]

Sagittarius62

I was 9 years old and a friend's dad took us out to check a couple waterfowl blinds, and test fire the old goose gun. 12 gauge pump with 3 inch goose loads. I will never forget that day. The gun was longer than me, and my shoulder felt like I had stood behind a cannon.

one on one

these are my turkey guns, the hardest kicking one would have to be the second one from the left,NEF 12 ga. 3" 24"barrel, weighs less than five pounds.

ruger357w

450 Marlin

mossyoakmudslinger

mines a 300. mag

KonaBoy

12 gauge with 1 1/4oz goose loads trying to pattern. I've heard some say the .35 Whelen kicks, but I don't know, doesn't bother me at all, like it's not an all day gun (I got the 6.5 Swede for that ), but for sighting it in for hunting season, it's fine.

hobie11

mine was probably a smith and wesson model 1500 bolt action 30-06. had a steel butt plate and it freakin hurt my arm. ive shot guns that should have kicked much worse like the new englane single shot 12 ga with a 3 1/2 in mag but the 30-06 sure did hurt worse than anything ive ever shot.

terbzz

a friends double barrel 12 gauge with no butt blate and it is small and light