Tucson Az. Oct 13, 2013. #4. An 11 pound 300 win mag wouldn't be much different than a 8 lb 7 rem mag. You can compare recoil here: Recoil Calculator. 23-24 ft/lb of recoil was what I got with the heaviest bullets for the 300 win mag. That kind of recoil wouldn't phase many of the shooters here. Depends on your recoil tolerance.One of the most interesting 6.5mm Creedmoor factory loads is Hornady's 143 grain ELD-X Precision Hunter. Hornady ballistics show 2700 fps muzzle velocity (MV) and 7.9 inches of drop between 200 and 300 yards (from a 200 yard zero). This bullet deforms at 1800 fps and this load retains over 2000 fps strike velocity at 500 yards.When President Obama nominated former Republican Senator Chuck Hagel (here’s his bio) to be his new Secretary of Defense, a host of politically manufactured “controversies” arose: ...The reduced load is only 13% shorter in range than the full power load. The main effect of the reduced load is to drop recoil from 15.2 ft. lbs. (standard load) to 10.4 ft.lbs. This 32% reduction in recoil makes the .260 feel similar to a full …By Chuck Hawks. The first of the modern .22 varmint cartridges was the .22 Hornet, developed in the 1920's and introduced as a factory loaded cartridge by Winchester in 1930. ... Part of the great appeal of the centerfire .22's is their mild recoil and relatively tame muzzle blast. Even the largest .22 cartridges, such as the .220 Swift, remain ...45-70 (300 grain) - 23.9 ft-lbs - Note that the Hornady's will recoil more than this. 375 H&H (300 grain) 37.3 ft-lbs. 458 Win Mag (500 grain) 62.3 ft-lbs. Right now this is my upper limit, especially the hotter rounds that are moving slightly quickly (2,150fps) which will increase that recoil slightly. Archived post. Effectiveness of these fixes varies by gun and cartridge, but semi-autos and muzzle brakes may each reduce felt recoil 30% or more. Chuck Hawks, who is both practical and knowledgeable, set 15 ft. lbs. (energy) and 10 fps (recoil velocity) of recoil as the upper limit that many persons subjectively perceive as "comfortable" and 20 ft. lbs. of ... By Chuck Hawks. For a greatly expanded version of this table with many more entries, see the "Expanded Handgun Recoil Table" on the Tables, Charts and …The 8mm Remington Magnum is based on a full (.375 H&H) length magnum case. This means it is restricted to use in single shot rifles, double rifles, and bolt action rifles with "magnum" length actions. The current Remington Premier factory load drives the 200 grain Swift A-Frame PSP bullet (SD .274) at a MV of 2,900 fps with a ME of 3,734 ft. lbs.Remington is offering four 6.8mm SPC factory loads, all with 115 grain bullets. These include two target loads, a Core-Lokt Ultra hunting load, and a Metal Case military-type load. No varmint load is included. The four factory loads all have a muzzle velocity (MV) of 2800 fps and a muzzle energy (ME) of 2002 ft. lbs. from a 24" test barrel.The .45 Colt . By Chuck Hawks. Illustration courtesy of Hornady Mfg. Co. The .45 Colt, sometimes called the .45 Long Colt to distinguish it from the short .45 cartridge historically required by the S&W Schofield revolver, as well as the .45 ACP (also sometimes, incorrectly, referred to as the .45 Colt), is the oldest service cartridge still in use today.I came across these two charts from Chuck Hawks on recoil and thought they might be useful. Interesting comparisons and several that I have no desire... in this thread in this sub-forum in the entire site. Advanced Search ... Recoil Charts. Jump to Latest Follow 1 - 5 of 5 Posts ... The most interesting shows recoil, presumably in ft. lbs. of energy. In seven pound rifles, Winchester's chart shows 8.52 for the .350 Legend, 9.64 for the .30-30, 10.38 for the .243 Winchester and 22.99 for the .450 Bushmaster. The first three cartridges are close together and mild kickers, which is very beneficial to accurate bullet placement. Chuck E. Cheese's revamped menu includes new pizzas, lattes, and an expansion of beer and wine options to win over millennial moms. By clicking "TRY IT", I agree to receive newslet...By Chuck Hawks. Weatherby introduced their new 6.5-300 Magnum cartridge, the biggest and fastest 6.5mm commercial cartridge in the world, in 2016. The parent .300 Weatherby case is based on the full length .300 H&H Magnum case blown out to increase powder capacity and given the trademark Weatherby double radius shoulder.In the shooting sports we call that reaction recoil or "kick." It can be measured or computed empirically and has been for this recoil table. Do not forget that rifle weight is a crucial factor in the recoil equation, inversely proportional to recoil. Increase the gun weight by, say, 25% and the recoil goes down by 25%.The price for all of this power is increased recoil, greatly increased recoil. The .454 generates almost 5 times the recoil of the .45 Long Colt, and about 75% more recoil energy than the .44 Magnum. (See the Handgun Recoil Table for specifics.) It is way out of the class of all but the most experienced and recoil tolerant shooters.By Chuck Hawks. Having spent the time and effort to devise a rifle cartridge killing power formula that has a positive correlation with actual results in the field, it seemed appropriate to use that formula to compare the killing power of various hunting rifle cartridges and loads. ... However, the Remington Managed Recoil .30-30 125 grain/2175 ...Recoil is a function of (mass X velocity squared). It is really a matter of the payload ( weight of shot, wad, and "ejecta") leaving the barrel multiplied by the velocity squared. (weight of gun makes a difference, as well. (That's why Randy used the same gun weight. Other constant factors go into the equation for recoil as well)Muh. 21, 1438 AH ... load. Click to expand... Randy, is that your chart or where can I find that chart. ... Chuck Hawks has a very simple easy to read ... pounds recoil, ...Muzzleloading rifles also come in three general categories. Inexpensive models tend to be European or Asian imports. A functional in-line muzzleloading rifle can be purchased at prices varying from $85 to $250. Mid-level rifles usually are manufactured in the United States and are generally priced from $250 to $400.The .221 Fireball (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .222 Remington and .222 Rem. Mag. (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .223 Remington (5.56mm NATO) (Article by Chuck Hawks) The 5.6x50R and 5.6x50 Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .225 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .22-250 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .220 Swift …The .35 Whelen. By Chuck Hawks. The .35 Whelen was a popular wildcat cartridge for decades before being civilized by Remington. It is created by simply necking up a .30-06 case to accept .35 caliber bullets. The result is a powerful medium bore cartridge that does not require a magnum action or a magnum bolt face.Recoil is extremely mild even with the stoutest loads, so that the XS ghost ring sights never even leave the target. You just keep working the lever and blazing away until you run out of ammo (not likely) or until your tin can bounces away out of sight. ... Chart of .357 ballistics Chuck Hawks rifle ballistics table Hornady LeverEvolution web ...Advertisement In his later life, Stephen Hawking became more vocal in his opinions on life, death, God and the possibility of humanity being alone in the universe. "I regard the br...In factory configuration, it comes with no recoil "pad" at all, just a hard rubber butt plate. This was replaced with the Limbsaver #10601 "Precision-Fit" pad, and I've never had such a great fit from a pre-fit pad before. Installation took just a couple of minutes, remove two wood screws and screw in two wood screws.The .22 Magnum is a much more powerful cartridge than the .22 LR. At 100 yards its 40 grain bullet is still carrying 156 ft. lbs. of energy, more than the .22 LR develops at the muzzle (compared in 22" barrels). The flat shooting WMR can be zeroed to hit +0.6" at 100 yards when fired from a scoped rifle, and will give a point-blank range (+/- 1 ...Compiled by Chuck Hawks from Hornady Data. Note: For an expanded version of this table showing more loads, including handloads, European, wildcat, obsolescent American and proprietary calibers, see the Hornady H.I.T.S.A Guideline for Rifle Cartridge Killing Power.. The Hornady products catalog uses a unique system called "H.I.T.S." (Hornady Index of Terminal Standards) as a guideline to help ...Chuck Hawks recommends a minimum of 800 ft-lb of energy at impact for a reliable kill of a medium sized animal like a deer. Effective range. ... According to Chuck Hawks, "Recoil is caused by two factors. The first is the bullet itself, which cannot be interfered with. The second is the expanding powder gasses that are pushing the bullet and ...45-70 (300 grain) - 23.9 ft-lbs - Note that the Hornady's will recoil more than this. 375 H&H (300 grain) 37.3 ft-lbs. 458 Win Mag (500 grain) 62.3 ft-lbs. Right now this is my upper limit, especially the hotter rounds that are moving slightly quickly (2,150fps) which will increase that recoil slightly. Archived post.CON (Chuck Hawks) I had never tried a Sims recoil pad, so I purchased a small size (#10546) Limbsaver slip-on pad last fall for my Winchester .30-30 at my local Bi-Mart discount department store. This particular .30-30 is a pre-'64 Model 94 in excellent-plus condition, so I didn't want to permanently install a Pachmayr Decelerator, which is my ...The other thing is that according to Sig and the Army 6.8x51mm has a chamber pressure of 80,000 PSI. To put that into context, very few cartridges go over 60-62k PSI. 5.56 NATO is 62k PSI (NATO method) and 7.62x51 NATO is 60.2k PSI (NATO method). That means .277 SIG FURY having 18-20k PSI higher is… a lot. Like, a HUGE lot.Chuck Hawks shares his knowledge about rifle cartridges for elk hunting. Elk Cartridges . By Chuck Hawks. ... (at least 250 yards). Many hunters find the muzzle blast and recoil of these cartridges intimidating, particularly when shooting the heavier weight bullets properly used for elk, but few will admit it. This category includes such ...The .338 Federal. By Chuck Hawks. Illustration courtesy of Federal Cartridge. The .338 Federal represents the first time in its long history that the Federal Cartridge Company has put its name on the headstamp of a cartridge. Federal's offering is based on a .308 Winchester case necked-up to accept standard .338" diameter bullets.The .35 Whelen. By Chuck Hawks. The .35 Whelen was a popular wildcat cartridge for decades before being civilized by Remington. It is created by simply necking up a .30-06 case to accept .35 caliber bullets. The result is a powerful medium bore cartridge that does not require a magnum action or a magnum bolt face.By Chuck Hawks. The Mannlicher-Schoenauer rifle dates to 1903 when the 6.5x54mm cartridge and both military and civilian rifles to shoot it were introduced. ... He liked the moderate recoil and deep penetration of the little 6.5x54mm cartridge, which in his hands never failed to kill an elephant. Later he adopted the more powerful 7x57 Mauser ...Moderate recoil makes for accurate shooting, and this has always been the 7x57's forte. According to my Rifle Recoil Table, the 140 grain bullet at 2700 fps in an 8 pound rifle generates about 12.5 ft. lbs. of recoil energy. At 2800 fps the 140 grain bullet fired in the same rifle kicks with about 14 ft. lbs. of energy, still under the 15 ft ...The .375 H&H Magnum produces more than 35 ft.-lbs. of felt recoil with a nine-pound rifle. The .416 Rigby wallops shooters with 58 ft-lbs. of recoil with a 10-pound rifle, according to Chuck Hawks' recoil table. If you've shot a full-bore .45-70, you know about what the .375 feels like.The .28 Nosler should fit standard length magnum actions with magnum diameter bolts. However, due to the cartridges very fat body (the case head is .550 inches, with very little body taper) an extra wide magazine is required. The rebated rim is .534 inches inch diameter to allow use with belted magnum bolt faces. The shoulder angle is 35-degrees.3. Ideal elk cartridges. These are good cartridges to consider if you are buying a rifle specifically for elk hunting and don't mind substantial recoil and muzzle blast. Their principle drawback is that most shooters do mind the recoil and muzzle blast, particularly of the magnums, and simply cannot do their best shooting with these cartridges ...According to Chuck Hawks’ recoil table, the .30-06, using 150–180-grain loads, generates 17.6–20.3 ft-lbs of recoil energy in an 8-lb rifle. This can increase to almost 24 ft-lbs when using 220-grain bullets.By Chuck Hawks. Illustration courtesy of Hornady Mfg. Co. ... Reduced loads for practice or to reduce blast and recoil are also possible. Naturally, magnum primers and the slower burning powders, starting at about the burn rate of IMR 4350, are best in this big case with all bullet weights from 120 grains on up. IMR 4831, H4831, H1000, Win.The 828U is a high-recoil gun and physics means that is not going to change. If weight really is a factor, there are many lightweight guns that are far more comfortable to shoot. For example, a six pound Benelli M2 20 gauge (which I use a lot), or several other 20 gauge gas autos. In addition, there are many slimmer, trimmer, lighter 20 gauge O ...As documented by Lyman on these same pages, using 100 grains volumetric of Goex FFFg gives us a small velocity increase, but a dramatic peak pressure DROP to 15,400 PSI MAP. We can burn 120 grains of Goex FFFg, get a muzzle velocity of 1783 fps, and still shoot at a lower pressure of 18,700 PSI. You will have more free recoil with the faster ...The .300 is the best selling Weatherby Magnum caliber. Recent .30 caliber cartridges include the .308 Marlin Express and .30 T/C. The only deer/woods cartridge to ever seriously challenge the .30-30 is the .300 Savage, another popular .30 caliber cartridge. In Europe the .30-06 and the various .300 Magnums are also among the most popular ...30-30 is the lightest of the three you mention, but 6.5 CM and 7mm-08 are both no more than medium weight. I consider 6.5 CM and 7mm-08 to be the two best for a light (5.5 lbs + scope) deer rifle. (I slightly prefer the 7mm-08, but whatever.) Here are the foot-pound calculations shooting all three "typical-ish" loads from a 7.0 lb rifle.The .338 Federal. By Chuck Hawks. Illustration courtesy of Federal Cartridge. The .338 Federal represents the first time in its long history that the Federal Cartridge Company has put its name on the headstamp of a cartridge. Federal's offering is based on a .308 Winchester case necked-up to accept standard .338" diameter bullets.Chuck Hawks has written a couple of good, objective articles on the .25-06 as well as a comparison with the 270 Winchester. Make sure to check those out (on the Rifle Cartridge Page) as well. ... Recoil in rifles of equal weight is 5 ft. lbs. less than the .270 Winchester shooting a 130 grain bullet. In a 6.75 pound rifle, the .25-06 recoils ...The .221 Fireball (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .222 Remington and .222 Rem. Mag. (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .223 Remington (5.56mm NATO) (Article by Chuck Hawks) The 5.6x50R and 5.6x50 Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .225 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .22-250 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .220 Swift (Article by Chuck Hawks)By Chuck Hawks. In the year 1902 the Model 1886, the strongest of the Winchester lever action rifles, was adapted to a new smokeless powder medium bore cartridge called the .33 Winchester (or .33 WCF, for "Winchester Center Fire"). The famous Model 1886 was produced for many years, and is covered in my article "Winchester Medium Bore Lever ...By Chuck Hawks. The .350 Remington Magnum was the first true short magnum cartridge, and it was introduced in the mid-1960's. ... The recoil energy of such as load is around 20 ft. lbs., managable for a medium bore rifle. Note: A full length article about the .350 Rem. Mag. and .35 Whelen can be found on the Rifle Cartridge Page.A table by Chuck Hawks compares the recoil of different shotgun gauges and shells in this comprehensive recoil table.The .338 Federal. By Chuck Hawks. Illustration courtesy of Federal Cartridge. The .338 Federal represents the first time in its long history that the Federal Cartridge Company has put its name on the headstamp of a cartridge. Federal's offering is based on a .308 Winchester case necked-up to accept standard .338" diameter bullets.In factory configuration, it comes with no recoil "pad" at all, just a hard rubber butt plate. This was replaced with the Limbsaver #10601 "Precision-Fit" pad, and I've never had such a great fit from a pre-fit pad before. Installation took just a couple of minutes, remove two wood screws and screw in two wood screws.Handgun Recoil Table . By Chuck Hawks. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction; that is one of the physical laws of our universe. This means that the momentum of a handgun's reaction will exactly equal the momentum of the bullet and powder gasses ejected from the barrel. In the shooting sports we call that reaction recoil or ...By Chuck Hawks. The 7x65R is a rimmed bottleneck cartridge designed by Wilhelm Brenneke that owes its existence to the Germanic fascination with break-open rifles. Break-action guns function best with rimmed cartridges, hence the necessity for a rimmed version of the popular 7x64 Brenneke rimless cartridge. ... The Hornady trajectory table ...By Chuck Hawks. Illustration courtesy of Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. ... All No. 1 rifles except the stainless models feature hand fitted, select American walnut stocks with a black recoil pad, a sculptured receiver, a sliding shotgun-type tang mounted safety, an ejector which can be set for extraction only, a quarter rib barrel with integral ...200 yards - 1549 fps / 799 ft. lbs. 250 yards - 1471 fps / 721 ft. lbs. Already there are indications that the 6.8 SPC and 6.5 Grendel are decent hunting loads, the .300 BLK perhaps not so much. We need more information before drawing firm conclusions about the .350 Legend loads. +/- 3 inch Maximum Point Blank Range.By Chuck Hawks. The .257 Magnum is one of the early Weatherby calibers, designed in 1944. It is one of the most popular Weatherby calibers, combining very high velocity, flat trajectory, and tolerable recoil. It is reputed to have been Roy Weatherby's favorite cartridge. Weatherby offers several factory loads for the .257 Mag. By Chuck Hawks. Note:For an expanded version of this table showing more loads, including British, European, wildcat, proprietary and obsolescent American calibers, see the Expanded and Improved Rifle Ballistics Table. There are dozens of loads for any given bullet weight in any cartridge that will produce different velocity and energy figures. Handgun Recoil Table . By Chuck Hawks. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction; that is one of the physical laws of our universe. This means that the momentum of a handgun's reaction will exactly equal the momentum of the bullet and powder gasses ejected from the barrel. In the shooting sports we call that reaction recoil or ...*Data from Chuck Hawks Handgun Recoil Table. The Sportsman's normalized recoil score for this table uses a .32 S&W Long (100 at 700) as a 1 and the .45 Colt +P (300 at 1150) as a 10. ... This gives the P-10 F a score of 2.9 on the Sportsman's recoil table with a 115-grain bullet. It is also 8 inches long, 1.26 inches wide, and 5.9 …The recoil energy and recoil velocity figures are taken from various sources including the recoil nomograph in the Handloader's Digest 8th Edition, various online recoil calculators, the Remington Shoot! program or calculated from the formula given in the Lyman Reloading Handbook, 43rd Edition.The company does not report the weight of the rifles used in testing, but if they used rifles weighing eight pounds or less, the .270 wins the recoil battle: Chuck Hawks reports that a 150-grain .270 load produces only 17 ft.-lbs. of energy using an eight-pound rifle.Credit Suisse Gets a Lifeline: Should Investors Buy the 'Two Buck Chuck' Bank?...CS Last month, I wrote about Credit Suisse (CS) and the ghost of storied U.S. investment ba...Set up a scoped .30-30 so that the Winchester Supreme 150 grain factory load strikes dead on at 200 yards and the trajectory looks like this: +3.3 inches high at 100 yards, +2.8 at 150 yards, 0 at 200 yards, -5.7" at 250 yards, and -14.7" at 300 yards. The point blank range of a .30-30 set up this way is in excess of 225 yards for deer size ...Introduced in 1958, the .264 Win. Mag. was one of the original Winchester standard length, belted magnum cartridges and the first of the American 6.5mm magnums. The initial Winchester Magnum cartridges included the .264, .338 and .458 Winchester Magnums, all of which were intended for use in the standard, .30-06 length, Model 70 bolt action.By Chuck Hawks. Illustration courtesy of Hornady Mfg. Co. ... Reduced loads for practice or to reduce blast and recoil are also possible. Naturally, magnum primers and the slower burning powders, starting at about the burn rate of IMR 4350, are best in this big case with all bullet weights from 120 grains on up. IMR 4831, H4831, H1000, Win.According to Chuck Hawks’ recoil table, a .270 Wby. Mag. shooting a 130-grain bullet at 3,337 fps (comparable to the examples above) imparts 21 ft.-lbs. of recoil energy using a nine-pound rifle.Guns and Shooting Online 2018 Awards (By the Guns and Shooting Online Staff) BEST GUNS: A. H. Fox BE Grade 12 Gauge Double Gun (Review by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff) The AYA No. 2 Side by Side 20 gauge Shotgun (Review by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff) Best Shotguns (Article by Chuck Hawks)By Chuck Hawks. Illustration courtesy of Hornady Mfg. Co. ... They also have the option of reduced power and recoil loads for CXP2 and CXP3 class game that can considerably increase the versatility of the .458 Win. Mag. cartridge. It is a good idea to crimp bullets in high power reloads, as the ferocious recoil of the .458 can cause bullets to ...As Guns and Shooting Online Editor Chuck Hawks has noted, the minimal recoil and muzzle blast these rounds produce can often make an average shot into a marksman and correct bullet placement is the key to quick kills on all sorts of game. With 140 and 160 grain bullets, recoil with the little 6.5's range from around 7.8 to 11.1 foot-pounds ...A factory loaded cartridge is always more desirable than a wildcat. The .338 Federal is the first rifle cartridge to bear the Federal name on its headstamp, so it is an important step for the Company. Federal took their new .338 in a different direction than the .338x57 O'Connor, choosing to maximize performance rather than control recoil.The 828U is a high-recoil gun and physics means that is not going to change. If weight really is a factor, there are many lightweight guns that are far more comfortable to shoot. For example, a six pound Benelli M2 20 gauge (which I use a lot), or several other 20 gauge gas autos. In addition, there are many slimmer, trimmer, lighter 20 gauge O ...Hunting Rifles. 6x6, A Dozen Good Deer Rifles (Opinion by Chuck Hawks); A 21st Century Teenager's First Rifle (Article by Jim Force); A Hunting Rifle Battery and Appropriate Game (Article by Chuck Hawks); A Modern Jack O'Connor Woods Rifle (Article by Gary Zinn); A Mountain Rifle for the Rest of Us (Article by Mike Were); Adequate Deer Rifles (Article by Gary Zinn) ...The .221 Fireball (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .222 Remington and .222 Rem. Mag. (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .223 Remington (5.56mm NATO) (Article by Chuck Hawks) The 5.6x50R and 5.6x50 Magnum (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .225 Winchester (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .22-250 Remington (Article by Chuck Hawks) The .220 Swift (Article by Chuck Hawks)By Chuck Hawks. Model 7600. Illustration courtesy of Remington Arms Co. ... Because of their gas operation, the 742/7400/750 series of autoloaders have less apparent recoil than the 760/7600 pump guns. Both are notable for spongy and overly heavy triggers, a defect that seems to afflict pump and autoloading rifles generally. Unfortunately, not ...According to a chart compiled by noted shooting writer Chuck Hawks at www.chuckhawks.com, the .243 with a 100-grain bullet produces about 9 pounds of recoil using a 7.5-pound gun. A 7-08 using a ...On the other hand, they do not produce the excessive velocity and recoil of the .378 Weatherby or the .375 Remington Ultra Magnum. The Ruger Hawkeye rifles to be chambered for the new cartridge weigh from 7.75 to 8.0 pounds. With a scope mounted overall weight should be around 9 pounds. These rifles should generate in the range of 40 foot ...Google Chuck Hawks recoil table,you'll find out exactly what the difference is. Not trying to get off topic and I find tools such as this useful but recoil tables aren't perfect. They give you numbers to compare but often don't compare recoil using the same weight rifle, even with the same caliber. For instance, a 30-06/150gr is shown with a 7 ...Chuck Hawks shares information about the 7x57. The 7x57mm Mauser (.275 Rigby) By Chuck Hawks. ... and liked the .275 Rigby (as he called the 7x57) for its accuracy and low recoil and report. Current ammunition catalogs from PMC, Remington and Federal show loads for the 7x57 with 140 grain spitzer bullets (SD .248) at a muzzle velocity (MV) of ...The .30-30 only produces about 10 foot-pounds (ft.-lbs.) of energy with a 7.5-pound rifle, according to Chuck Hawks’ recoil table. A .35 Rem. hits a little harder, but only clocks in at 13 ft.-lbs. For comparison, a .270 Winchester produces about 17 ft.-lbs. and a .30-06 produces about 20 ft.-lbs. Those cartridges fly farther, but if your ...Remington built the 360 Buckhammer using a blown-out .30-30 Winchester case loaded with either a 180- or 200-grain .358-caliber bullet. They say the closest thing to compare it to is the .30-30 ...I doubt Gater is looking for an "exact science" on recoil but rather something that gives an idea of the differences in recoil between the various calibers. Chuck Hawks table does that, and even includes some calibers two or three times with different bullet weights and velocities. It gets you in the ballpark. Handgun Recoil (Table by Chuck Hawks) Handgun Trajectory (Table by Chuck Hawks) Personal Defense Handgun Cartridge Table (Compiled by Bob Beers) The Sectional Density of Handgun Bullets (List by Chuck Hawks) Service and Home Defense Handguns (Chart by Chuck Hawks) EXPANDED RIFLE DATA:
The Speer Reloading Manual No. 13 reports excellent accuracy with the 300 grain Uni-Cor bullet in their Marlin Model 444 rifle, which they say is adequate for elk, moose, and grizzly bear. This bullet can be launched at a MV of 2132 fps by 53.5 grains of H335 powder, and a MV of 2211 fps by 55.5 grains of H335 from the 24" barrel of a Marlin rifle.. Kingsport tn obits
By Chuck Hawks. One of the most common e-mail queries I receive asks what hunting rifle I recommend. I usually reply that the most important things about any hunting rifle, and particularly a hard-kicking centerfire rifle, is that it be well made, reliable and fit the owner. The prospective owner should be able to work the controls (bolt ...By Chuck Hawks. By "minimum," I mean minimum in recoil and therefore most comfortable for young, old, infirm and recoil sensitive shooters. Of course, these low recoil cartridges must be adequate in killing power to humanely harvest average North American deer with a solid hit in the vital heart/lung area.. I am not referring to trophy bucks here.The new Remington 7mm-08 specified a maximum case length of 2.035" and a maximum cartridge length of 2.80". The correct bullet diameter is .284". MAP is 52,000 cup. All major U.S. ammunition manufacturers offer 7mm-08 factory loads. Remington, for example, loads a 120 grain spitzer bullet (SD .213) to a MV of 3,000 fps and ME of 2,398 ft. lbs.By Chuck Hawks. In 1920 Holland and Holland brought out their .300 Magnum cartridge, based on the .375 case necked down to accept .308 inch bullets, which is called the .300 Belted Rimless Magnum or H&H Super .30 in Britian. The .300 H&H case has been the basis for most of the magnum cartridges designed since. The traditional British factory ...By Chuck Hawks. The .240 Weatherby Magnum was introduced in 1968, and it was the last Weatherby caliber introduced while Roy Weatherby was alive. The .240 Weatherby case is unique. It is a standard length and diameter cartridge with a .473" rim diameter, the same as a 30-06, and it will work through any standard length action. Like all ...According to Chuck Hawks’ recoil table, a .270 Wby. Mag. shooting a 130-grain bullet at 3,337 fps (comparable to the examples above) imparts 21 ft.-lbs. of recoil energy using a nine-pound rifle. That’s no joke, but the .270 Win. isn’t messing around, either.Well I hear alot about calibers such as 300 win mag and how terrible the recoil is. So I looked at some Chuck Hawks Recoil tables and having never shot this ...Chuck Hawks has written a couple of good, objective articles on the .25-06 as well as a comparison with the 270 Winchester. Make sure to check those out (on the Rifle Cartridge Page) as well. ... Recoil in rifles of equal weight is 5 ft. lbs. less than the .270 Winchester shooting a 130 grain bullet. In a 6.75 pound rifle, the .25-06 recoils ...Jul 2, 2021 · Flinching can significantly affect accuracy, especially if you don’t have much experience behind the trigger. Only you can determine how much recoil you can tolerate, but generally speaking, shooters say recoil becomes uncomfortable past about 15 foot-pounds. To see the recoil energy of most rifle calibers, check out Chuck Hawks recoil table. Chuck Hawks shares his knowledge about varmint rifles and cartridges. ... recoil should be light as many shots may be taken in one day. For the same reason, barrel heating can be a problem, so cartridges that burn a great amount of powder are not desirable. ... (+/- 1.5 inches) of these cartridges, as shown in the "Rifle Trajectory Table," is ...Plenty, and Hornady has finally kicked over the traces and, thinking outside of the box, created a real breakthrough in factory loaded ammunition for lever action rifles. The new loads, dubbed "LEVERevolution" will initially be available in .30-30 Winchester and .35 Remington, followed by .444 Marlin, .45-70, and .450 Marlin. .30-30 and .35 Rem ...By Chuck Hawks. The .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (WMR), often referred to simply as the ".22 Magnum," has been the most powerful rimfire cartridge on the market since it was introduced back in 1959. And, in terms of muzzle energy, it still is. ... Recoil and muzzle blast are low for both, particularly from a rifle. They are good cartridges for ....
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