Wow, make me want to get a Maxus.
Nice...not sure where this fits in to the argument but nice gun.
Because it exemplifies the overall physics of curbing muzzle rise. Browning has: 1. Reduced the recoil via their gas system, and 2. Reduced the overall eccentricity with its stock design. Both contribute to reduced muzzle rise.Nice...not sure where this fits in to the argument but nice gun.
Those of us who follow this forum know that BigJimP is a fan of guns with high/straight stock combs. The main advantage of these stocks is they give you a better view of the target. And, there's a secondary benefit, the high stocks tend to put the recoil and the resistance closer in line with each other (reduced eccentricity) so there's less muzzle rise. It's no wonder BigJim likes shooting them. There's a down side, the straight stock doesn't allow you to fine-tune by moving your face up or down a pitched comb, so Jim's stock fit must be right on the mark.