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Weatherby 340 for a female?
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<blockquote data-quote="js1234" data-source="post: 1395360" data-attributes="member: 17596"><p>I have a .416 Rigby and have shot my Dad's .450/.400 double. I have also shot a .340 Weatherby that belonged to a guide on an Alaskan Brown Bear hunt. The booming rocking recoil of either of them was/is more pleasant than the sharp biting recoiled of the .340 Weatherby. I love Weatherby's and there are a bunch of them hanging around here, I've got 2 .300 Weatherby's and a .257 Weatherby, my Dad has a .300 Weatherby and my Brother in Law has a .270 Weatherby and a .30-378 Weatherby. All that Weatherby love aside, they are loud, they have huge for class recoil and above .300 Weatherby are not fun to shoot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="js1234, post: 1395360, member: 17596"] I have a .416 Rigby and have shot my Dad's .450/.400 double. I have also shot a .340 Weatherby that belonged to a guide on an Alaskan Brown Bear hunt. The booming rocking recoil of either of them was/is more pleasant than the sharp biting recoiled of the .340 Weatherby. I love Weatherby's and there are a bunch of them hanging around here, I've got 2 .300 Weatherby's and a .257 Weatherby, my Dad has a .300 Weatherby and my Brother in Law has a .270 Weatherby and a .30-378 Weatherby. All that Weatherby love aside, they are loud, they have huge for class recoil and above .300 Weatherby are not fun to shoot. [/QUOTE]
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