But it's good to see fellow hunters are out there thinking and improving with good ideas.

Sounds interesting and ingenious. But when I'm hunting and that animal (whatever- deer, duck, turkey, squirrel) is close my blood is pumping and adrenaline is flowing; I have never FELT recoil when shot at an animal.

Gonna try this. Recoil started catching up with me as I approached 60, just bought a supercell for my 870. To ByeByeBambi - don't know about your state, but an unplugged gun in Missouri will make you eligible for a donation to the state treasury.

For ByeByeBambi: As a couple of other folks said, you'll at least get a ticket if caught without a plug in your gun in all the states I'm familiar with...and in Washington a guy might also lose his shotgun. Washington State game wardens absolutely don't cut any slack.

For Bluehawk: Weight is weight regardless of form, but a solid lead (or steel) bar might also bust out the forward endcap upon recoil shock over time.

When im out bird hunting i get bunch of addredilin and dont even fell the recoil but is a smart idea

Interesting...I wonder how solid lead inserted into the pipe would dampen recoil of my slug gun?

I don't know about other states, but this plug would be illegal in California. The regulations state that it must be a one piece plug.

I actually reached here by accident and was surprised to see information about how to lighten the shotgun's recoil for duck hunting with a magazine plug. Now, although I do like to eat meats like duck, and especially if it's cooked on a coal grill and not electric griddle like the griddles in this site: http://www.electricgriddlereviews.net/
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That's a good one? What you have done is add more weight to your gun..simple physics on reducing recoil, BUT, I don't want to add weight to my gun, I want to reduce the weight! My thoughts are to make a shoulder patch for a garment that I wear shooting/hunting, and put a foam insert in it. Thin, not fat so that it would interfere with my mounting the gun.

Interesting lol, i will try it this week end. don't know about other states, but this plug would be illegal in California. The regulations state that it must be a one piece

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I've got to agree with the first commenter. When I've been out hunting the last thing I have ever noticed is the recoil. I'm way to amped up on adrenalin to notice. Computer Courses | Travel & Tourism

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Couple of problems here.
1. If you are doing this strictly for recoil a recoil reducer is a better way and not expensive. It is better because it screws to end of magazine so the balance does Not change with each shot and it is mercury fluid which flows thru a restriction dissipating the recoil better. Stock inserted reducers are great if they do not make the gun barrel-light, which is like trying to shoot a derringer with follow-thru.
95% of the time it is not recoil but recoil caused by improperly holding the shotgun. If the gun is bruising you you are holding it wrong.
If you are self taught you are very most likely doing it wrong.
Just as in golf with a proper grip it has to be taught.
When mounting the shotgun after it is on the shoulder if you lower your head, that is WRONG!
You should be shooting! Not lowering your head.
Not only do you tend to undo the last thing you did, which means now you raise your head when/soon after pulling the trigger and shooting high, but your right eye (if you are a right handed shooter)is lower than your left, cokeyed. NO LONGER HORIZONTAL TO THE PLANE. Now eye dominance gets confused for your brain, because one eye is higher that the other. So you put tape on your left lens or shoot one eyed and loose your depth perception.
So...if the shotgun does not hit your shoulder and cheek and can fire at THAT instant with leading as the gun was coming up, you need to relearn. Think how much simpler/consistent this is?
AND you can shoot in a t-shirt with no bruising!
So go check out some Pro Olympic Skeet videos or buy some and really study the gun mount. The stock goes to the cheek not the face down to the stock.
As aside on this article, a spent shell filled with lead(use glue in end of shot,crimp and super glue and place upside down for the glue inside to run toward crimp, half full may be enough you have to play around with it, this is to balance a gun not reduce recoil) placed in the middle of the magazine spring so it stays in same place.
Good shootin'!

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I actually reached here by accident and was surprised to see information about how to lighten the shotgun's recoil for duck hunting with a magazine plug. Now, although I do like to eat meats like duck, and especially if it's cooked on a coal grill and not electric griddle. On the other hand, I did eat food that was cooked on the cuisinart griddle and it was pretty tasty.

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I think the most important thing to consider here is respecting the rules before showing it off.
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