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Held one the other day and walked away wanting it! I'll bet that thing has some serious kick.

The X frames are heavy enough that they effectively absorb a lot of that recoil, especially with a ported muzzle. Way more pleasant to shoot than a S&W 329PD with +P bear loads which are actually painful. All you have to do is ignore that somewhat impressive muzzle blast.
 
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The X frames are heavy enough that they effectively absorb a lot of that recoil, especially with a ported muzzle. Way more pleasant to shoot than a S&W 329PD with +P bear loads which are actually painful. All you have to do is ignore that somewhat impressive muzzle
I tried to go with a s&w 44 for bear loads,I called them up,asked how many grains is there 44 snubby warranty for,they told me(up to 300 grain)nope,went with super Alaskan,even grizzly or underwood’s bear loads specifically say on the box only use on these handguns,and s&w is not one of them.
 
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The X frames are heavy enough that they effectively absorb a lot of that recoil, especially with a ported muzzle. Way more pleasant to shoot than a S&W 329PD with +P bear loads which are actually painful. All you have to do is ignore that somewhat impressive muzzle blast.

I was able to get the un ported end cap for my 460. Fun to shoot no matter what.

Yep, I'd imagine that would scare most people off after one shot! Cool looking revolver though!

There’s been people who kill themselves by accidentally pulling the trigger again fighting the recoil when the barrel is pointed at their head.
 
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I was able to get the un ported end cap for my 460. Fun to shoot no matter what.



There’s been people who kill themselves by accidentally pulling the trigger again fighting the recoil when the barrel is pointed at their head.

yes,it happened to a girl in Missouri
 
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