Flintlocks are the cat’s meow. A fellow flinter named Stumpkiller once said “give yourself up for dead when you pull the trigger”, that really works to defeat the dreaded flinch.
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Indeed. Good news is I’m not much of a flinches. I figure if I can breathe properly & give the slow squeeze on mule like my 30-06 or LR-308 without flinching I’m good to go. Guess we’ll see?
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only time recoil from a muzzleloader got my attention was when i sent a ramrod on top of a ball down range . got a good hit, but i thought the second coming was happening when i touched that sucker off. was comparable to my cousins .50 bmg in a 14 lb rifle.Indeed. Good news is I’m not much of a flinches. I figure if I can breathe properly & give the slow squeeze on mule like my 30-06 or LR-308 without flinching I’m good to go. Guess we’ll see?
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