The bore size has some effect….

by Otony, Friday, December 13, 2024, 20:24 (8 days ago) @ cas

…..on the recoil, or so I’ve been told.

Even though the ejecta mass is approximately the same, the constriction of the bore allows the shotgun to “flow” smoother than the rifle. Trying to squirt the same amount through a large ID tube and a smaller does make a difference.

Otony

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