He survives to this day but after healing up he was afraid to shoot his 7mag. Years ago he was diagnosed with lung cancer and had much of his right shoulder muscles, a couple ribs, etc removed along with half of his lung. It is the only hunting rifle he has ever owned and he uses it for all his big game hunting. My brother has a 70's model Ruger M77 in 7mm Rem Mag. That being said I must tell a little story. When shot in low light conditions they will cause temporary loss of vision (like a flash bulb). They make the gun louder to the shooter and the folks to either side. Let me start by saying I'm not a fan of muzzlebrakes. I've shot rifles with muzzle brakes and its amazing the recoil reduction they provide.Īlso I would like to start shooting them at 500 yds so. I went and shot all three this weekend using my lead sled but its just not the same and I still felt a lot of the recoil and basically have decided its either get a muzzle brake put on them or give up shooting them. I love these two rifles and want to pass them down but I also want to shoot them! Agh! As for the 300 WSM it's a CZ that I bought used but because of my neck haven't made an effort to work up a load for it. I'm not real sure what the $ value is for each and so my struggle is.well adding a muzzle brake to them the lost value both $ and the pain of altering them. Both are extremely accurate and the Rem BDL looks almost like new. So here is my quandary.two of the listed rifles, Browning BBR 7mag, 35 yrs old, Remington 700 BDL 300 Mag, 26 yrs old, have a lot of sentimental value to me. I simply can't take the recoil like I used to and frankly am almost skiddish when it comes to shooting them. First please know I hate the idea of putting them on my rifles but last year I had three vertabras in my neck fused and now I have another disc that is bulging.
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