Howmuch harder does a muzzleloader kick with a composite

[1Shot]

Howmuch harder does a muzzleloader kick with a composite stock than with a laminated stock

 

[Anonymous]

It depends on if you are talking about a hollo synth. or a solid comp stock

weight being the factor here I can't tell any diff. between the comp. and the Lam. stock, but you can tell the Diff. between the holl. syn. and the Lam. or the comp.

It has a little more thump to it.


RON G.

 

[1Shot]

I think its a hollow composite stock and my buddy dont like it do you know where he can get a aftermarket wood stock for it its a omega

 

[Anonymous]

What type and make of gun dose he have

 

[1Shot]

sorry
its a omega

I went and edited the same time you posted

 

[Anonymous]

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[1Shot]

Thanks I will go look and see what i can find him

 

[cayuga]

recoil is relevent to powder charge and projectile as well. Also the way you address the rifle will determine the recoil. BUT a hollow based stock would be much more aggressive in recoil then any solid stock.

I have a .54 caliber with a hollow synthetic stock and when it was loaded strong would really kick you good. I toned it down by removing the butt plate and filling the stock with some lead. The increase in weight helped to calm the recoil.

 

[Cajun]

A Simms Recoil pad may be an option too. Definitly cheaper.

 

[black powder]

A Simms Recoil pad may be an option too. Definitly cheaper.

that's what i installed on my ENCORE with a synthetic stock ,best move i made so far ..100 % satisfaction :lol:

 

[Marlin_444]

Re-COIL

Simms Pad the way to go...

Although I like recoil!!!