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Mercury Recoil reducers
« on: May 31, 2006, 12:56:24 PM »
Anybody use them?  How well do they work?  What ones do you use?

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« Reply #1 on: June 06, 2006, 10:55:52 AM »
I bought one thinking that it might help with a flinch I was struggling with.  A flinch might be a result of recoil reaction but in reality most flinching problems have to do with riding the target and/or trying to aim with the bead.  In other words it is between your ears.  Now as far as recoil reduction - I shoot the same scores with or without the mercury reducer.
If you want to buy mine let me know.  There are at least three styles.  One for an O/U fits in the chamber( this is the style I have),  one for the magazine for use in pumps or Autos, and one that fits in the stock bolt hole.  If recoil reduction is your intended use try a gas operated semi plus a good recoil pad.

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Mercury Recoil reducers
« Reply #2 on: June 06, 2006, 03:04:42 PM »
I have one for my H&R Ultra Slugger...It works great...Much better than the lead weight that was in the stock bolt hole when I purchased the gun.

Here is who I went through...

http://mercuryrecoil.com/

I supplied them with the length of the stock bolt hole and they custom cut me a suppressor...I love it.
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