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try shooting the handi in 500S&W with the 500gr bullets, killed 2 scopes and a red dot

Unless his price has went up, he charges $175 for the brake.... Which is well worth it!

Porting the barrel should help, alot...I hate butt pads due to increase of length of pull. I would shoot my 444 all day with bare butt stock if I could afford it...go figure. A 3.5" BB outta the Nova is the hardest kickin cannon I got

The 35 Whelen makes the Benelli feel like a pellet gun.

jtdumallard wrote:

Roach wrote:I've got a TC Pro Hunter and don't notice the recoil.

Same here.

+2

Really? Shooting 225 gr Nosler ammo and it ain't that bad out of my Handi rifle. Hornady either. I'd rather shoot my 35 Whelen than pattern turkey loads or sight in a 45/70 or 300 Win Mag any day. I actually enjoy shooting mine...

i shoot the same bullet in mine and honestly i cant tell it kicks no more than my 270.. sure it aint a mind thing ?

It MIGHT have something to do with the fact that I've been shooting a .243, 7mm-08, and a .308 (it's a BAR) for the last several years. All I do know is that it's not much fun to sight in. Once I get that sumbuck sighted in, I'm done with it until I pull the trigger on a deer.

Dutch Dog wrote:It MIGHT have something to do with the fact that I've been shooting a .243, 7mm-08, and a .308 (it's a BAR) for the last several years. All I do know is that it's not much fun to sight in. Once I get that sumbuck sighted in, I'm done with it until I pull the trigger on a deer.

Same here.. I don't care for the really big bore rifles.. I'd much rather hunt with my 243 or 7mm08 than with my 30-06..

cwink wrote:

Dutch Dog wrote:It MIGHT have something to do with the fact that I've been shooting a .243, 7mm-08, and a .308 (it's a BAR) for the last several years. All I do know is that it's not much fun to sight in. Once I get that sumbuck sighted in, I'm done with it until I pull the trigger on a deer.

Same here.. I don't care for the really big bore rifles.. I'd much rather hunt with my 243 or 7mm08 than with my 30-06..

I love my .243 and .270 WSM but if im in the woods, i'd much rather tote the big bore, i just fell in love with the simplicity of the single shot gun. the .35 whelen's recoil to me is not that bad. my brother shoots the 45-70 which i really like, he had a muzzle break made for his and he really likes it.

jdbuckshot wrote:

cwink wrote:

Dutch Dog wrote:It MIGHT have something to do with the fact that I've been shooting a .243, 7mm-08, and a .308 (it's a BAR) for the last several years. All I do know is that it's not much fun to sight in. Once I get that sumbuck sighted in, I'm done with it until I pull the trigger on a deer.

Same here.. I don't care for the really big bore rifles.. I'd much rather hunt with my 243 or 7mm08 than with my 30-06..

I love my .243 and .270 WSM but if im in the woods, i'd much rather tote the big bore, i just fell in love with the simplicity of the single shot gun. the .35 whelen's recoil to me is not that bad. my brother shoots the 45-70 which i really like, he had a muzzle break made for his and he really likes it.

Single shots are nice.. The beauty of them is that you can get a 22" or 24" barrel on the gun and because you don't have to deal with the extra length of a reciever the guns are still really short and easy to handle.. I love my TC 358 Win and tote it to the woods with me. Its the big brother of the 308 and is really a mild recoil when I load it with 180grain bullets..

Cwink---Single shots are nice.. The beauty of them is that you can get a 22" or 24" barrel on the gun and because you don't have to deal with the extra length of a reciever the guns are still really short and easy to handle.. I love my TC 358 Win and tote it to the woods with me. Its the big brother of the 308 and is really a mild recoil when I load it with 180grain bullets..[/quote][/quote]

358 Win is a 30-30 necked up to .358. Not even close to the punch of a .308. Execellent choice for deer hunting though. Same with the .35 Remington. However you can no longer get the barrels from T/C chambered in these calibers. They closed their custom shop.

BR549 wrote:Cwink---Single shots are nice.. The beauty of them is that you can get a 22" or 24" barrel on the gun and because you don't have to deal with the extra length of a reciever the guns are still really short and easy to handle.. I love my TC 358 Win and tote it to the woods with me. Its the big brother of the 308 and is really a mild recoil when I load it with 180grain bullets..

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358 Win is a 30-30 necked up to .358. Not even close to the punch of a .308. Execellent choice for deer hunting though. Same with the .35 Remington. However you can no longer get the barrels from T/C chambered in these calibers. They closed their custom shop.[/quote]


358 Win is a necked up 308...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.358_Winchester

cwink wrote:

BR549 wrote:Cwink---Single shots are nice.. The beauty of them is that you can get a 22" or 24" barrel on the gun and because you don't have to deal with the extra length of a reciever the guns are still really short and easy to handle.. I love my TC 358 Win and tote it to the woods with me. Its the big brother of the 308 and is really a mild recoil when I load it with 180grain bullets..

358 Win is a 30-30 necked up to .358. Not even close to the punch of a .308. Execellent choice for deer hunting though. Same with the .35 Remington. However you can no longer get the barrels from T/C chambered in these calibers. They closed their custom shop.[/quote]


358 Win is a necked up 308...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.358_Winchester[/quote]

You right! I guess I was thinking bout the heret. But either way the barrels are no longer available from T/C. I got a contender in the .35 remington that is a sweet shooter for deer! Plenty accurate out to 175 yds! Light and nimble too!

randywallace wrote:

jtdumallard wrote:

Roach wrote:I've got a TC Pro Hunter and don't notice the recoil.

Same here.

+2

My .35 Whelen Prohunter kicks like a mule. No bullchit. With the Limbsaver, still worse than my 300. Just sayin...