Xander

And, uh, but the, such using a 45, 70 bullet, but you're, you're setting it like, I don't even know what it probably 2,700 feet per second.

And that gun is punishing.

That gun is punishing, but the three and a half inch magnum is way worse.

The key factor is the recoil impulse.

Well, shotgun powder burns fast.

Yeah.

Oh, and I just, I'm on, I'm on, I'm on Wikipedia for 60 weathering Magnum.

You could send a, this was, it was a 450 grain.

I know that a 450 grain bullet at 2,600 feet per second.

Really?

I was like, yeah, no.

Kind of impressive you weren't like me the first time I shot a 12-gauge where just the recoil rocked me back so hard that I inadvertently pulled the pump open.

And my buddy says, yeah, that's how you're supposed to do it.

You pull the pump back with the recoil.

And then run it forward as you come back on target.

And I was just like, I didn't mean to.

It's not going to end well for your house either.

Well, I can repair the door.

Honey, I need to do a remodeling.

I shot a three-inch Magnum double-off buckshot just at the berm at my buddy's range, which was railroad ties.