7 rounds, not 9...and because of the design they actually do not kick very much.
but I can easily handle my 1911 just fine, and I'm a deadringer with my HK P30 9mm v1 (version 1)
That is true, a bigger mitt is needed to keep a grip on them...I do not have huge hands, but my palm is larger and is a huge benefit for wrapping up a grip.but you gotta have some f*cking huge hands to hold right. My right size is 6-6.5 I can't handle those
It is all in the wrist; as long as you keep the proper form you can fire the thing upside-down for all I care. If you shot one with an eight round magazine, it was not the .50AE.
Do they make a .40 that is not semi-auto? The round has only been around for twenty years.
S&W Models 610 and 310. Technically, they're 10mm revolvers, but they'll shoot .40S&W as well (though I have no idea why you would). .40Short&Wimpy is a wussified 10mm, and 10mm was designed to give .357Mag ballistics in a rimless cartridge for semi-autos, so shooting .40S&W in a wheelgun just seems bass-ackwards--if you're using a revolver, you might as well be firing a useful caliber...
Cool.
Recoil is as much a function of the design of the firearm as it is the round when you go between the "typical" handgun rounds. People will argue over caliber forever; as long as you can effectively use the caliber you select, that is all that really matters.
