I'm tryin to understand the physics..

WB
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Sunday, July 26, 2026, 13:42 (8 days ago)

The ammo maker had this warning and the gun has a note on the barrel - "No less than 120 gr. bullet"

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It seems to contradict. But they'd not make that statement lightly. They want your money, after all. Not at the expense of folks poor mouthing their product though. I'd think a light bullet would have less recoil. A heavy one a longer recoil impulse. Maybe it's the "speed" of recoil?

The point is a bit moot. It hurts bad enough you are not going to shoot it much anyway. But you'd not want to lock up the gun with a pulled bullet if you truly needed it. .38+P's are looking like the hot ticket anyway. That way the whole family can use them. My wife carries the .38.

I've shot the hottest loads through mine.

Jim Taylor
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Monday, July 27, 2026, 17:00 (7 days ago) @ WB

All with the 125 gr. bullets. I never ever had a problem with bullets pulling. I use a heavy crimp and make sure the cartridge has hold also by not expanding the mouth of the cartridge, just "belling" it to get the bullet started.

Recoil is more than snappy. Two quick shots will leave a blood blister on the web of the gun hand.

In a desperate situation I would be happy to get away with nothing more than a blood blister.

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