Yea better put a Boss on the end of those.

 

Coach Gun with turkey loads. Ouch

 

338 ultra mag. Most useless caliber ever built. Kicks like a crackhead mule

I actually like to shoot a 300 win mag.

 

Yea better put a Boss on the end of those.

Bruised shoulder or bleeding ear drums? Those Bosses are a tough decision.

No doubt 3.5" turkey loads for me. I shot them for about a decade (because they didnt make 4" mags), but I finally got smart and gave them up last year. Come to find out, 3" shells pattern just as good!:smack:

 

The kickenst gun I can remember was my little .20 gauge I deer hunted with as a kid. It was a long time ago but I can't remember a gun kicking me any harder. May of had something to do with weighing 80lb. Lol

 

Muzzleloader w/ 3 pyrodex pellets or my Remington 700 30-06. For some reason both of those seem to cause me more pain than a 12 ga shooting 3 1/2's or my 300 Weatherby.

 

Mossberg 835 Ultimag 22" Turkey w/ X-Full extended turkey choke shooting 3.5

 

My old muzzleloader laoded with 300 gr Barnes copper bullets and 120 grains of FFFG. I thought it had detached a retina! The gun was a light, carbine barreled sidelock. It literally gave my cousin a bloody nose when he didn't believe me when I told him how hard it kicked. After shooting it, he DID!!! (and, no the gun didn't hit him in the face)

 

either a .416 rigby with a break or probably a .375 H&H with no break. You can feel your teeth jar with each shot. its rough

if you want a laugh, go look up 700 nitro express on youtube. There is a 6 minute clip showing people shoot this gun. One of the funniest things i have ever seen

 

A Marlin 45-70 and a Ted Williams 12 ga pump shotgun with 3in shells. I remember the Ted williams real well you could shoot a shell and never had to worry about bringing the forearm back to kick the empty hull out cause it had so much drive on the back end. Just shoot and pull foward. The 45-70 just was teeth stomper, every time you shot it would send a shock wave out the end of the barrel parting everything in its path.

 

300 weatherby. When sighting in, anything on paper was good enough.

 

Rifle, 50 BMG; handgun, 475 Linebaugh loaded way too hot; shotgun, some lightweight 3.5 inch magnum 12 gauge. None of them particularly pleasant, but still fun.

 

300 weatherby. When sighting in, anything on paper was good enough.

You sound like my buddy with the Bar.. We bought .300 Win Mags for a trip out West.. I bought a Ruger M-77, heavy but not bad on the recoil and he opted for the lighter, prettier Bar.. We went and sighted them in and I went first, shot 3 times and got it on paper then 3 more times to fine tune and then 3 shots at longer distances.. Then he gets up and shoots once, makes an adjustment and shoots again and gets it on paper and says that's close enough for me.. I ask why he wasn't going to fine tune it some and he turned with his beet red cheek showing and said thats all I can take, the next shot will be at game or to defend myself only.. I laughed and ask to shoot it and he said go ahead.. Well after 2 shots (one on purpose the other from recoil) I told him that it was close enough for me too..

 

Single shot 10gauge with turkey loads.

 

Far as hunting guns, used to have an 8X7 STW Magnum built out of a Savage Plains Rifle, no boss on it, killed on both ends. As far as the worst I ever shot, a buddies custom 50 Cal BMG with some special hand loaded roll your owns. He out growed that one, now he is working on a 950 JDJ, don't think I will tackle that one!

 

youth Rossi shotgun with turkey loads

Oh My Gawd

 

H&R topper(single barrel) 12 ga with 3 in buckshot.

 

Super Nova with 3 1/2" buckshot and no reoil reducer installed. Never again!

 

A Marlin 45-70 and a Ted Williams 12 ga pump shotgun with 3in shells. I remember the Ted williams real well you could shoot a shell and never had to worry about bringing the forearm back to kick the empty hull out cause it had so much drive on the back end. Just shoot and pull foward. The 45-70 just was teeth stomper, every time you shot it would send a shock wave out the end of the barrel parting everything in its path.

My dad has one of those Ted Williams. You better not have your face pushed to hard aginst the stock cause it will knock your teeth out!!!

 

9.5lb .338 lapua with no brake.

 

7mm ultra mag

 

Remington .300 Ultra Mag. That thing would rattle your teeth. I had a muzzlebrake put on it and then it was pleasant to shoot.

 

New remington pump 270 gloss wood not synthetic stocks

 

A single shot youth model 20 gauge. Those guns are the worst idea ever. It scared me to death to shoot a gun for years after that dude split my finger and knocked my shoulder off.

 

S&W 500 with a 400gr wadcutter....brutal!