nice recoil management

Weighing 320# probably helps.

Probably about like my daughter shooting a .500 Nitro Express

https://youtube.com/shorts/8zgr4VKoPSs?is=gODnsN0mAtEYgqsP

I realize she was trying to be accurate , but she needed to get her weight into it , lower , wider and bent front knee and rear leg in line with the recoil

Coyote cowboy , try a 12 ga loaded up with 5 round of 3 inch turkey shells you can find boxes after season on clearance , you get good at ripping through those and hitting and you have mastered recoil management.

get enough weight into it that if it doesn't recoil into you you know you need to bring that rear foot up for the step forward and don't do it on the line with other shooters. never pull the trigger again till sights have returned to the target , then it is figuring out lean and timing. ride with the gun , don't let it hit you , keep everything tight face to wood shoulder to butt plate space is time for the gun to build velocity and hit you rather than push you.

I have issues with people setting up young girls for failure.

it ruins far to many young women for guns , I was just teaching a bunch last weekend , many had never shot a handgun before , I was using a suppressed MK4 22lr pistol and they were all getting hits on the first mag , good experience keeps them coming back and we need more women on our side and not biased against us.


this was a friends daughters 20th birthday so a mix of her friends mostly young women a few young men very few who had shot before.


I did even get one girl who was like but gun murder and I shut that down with there are around a Billion guns in the US about 12,000 homicides in a year about 4500 of them are non-gun involved meaning about 7500 firearms homicides in a year
most of those 7500 most were involved in drug or other criminal enterprise , we have crime issues 97-98% of all firearms homicides in Wisconsin are felon on felon
Guns are more effective but are not really the issue.

We have 36,600 traffic deaths a year in vehicles with all the safety features they can stuff under the hood. Training and licenses required with about 290K vehicles and we consider those accidents.