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I owned the longer, heavier version a few years ago. I sold it because it was too heavy. They are fully adjustable as far as LOP, comb height etc. It takes a little getting-used-to. They are almost recoil-free, so if that's what you are looking for, go for it. I suspect they'd be difficult to find service or parts for.

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Horrid triggers and the lock time is about the same as my flintlock musket. I had the long bbl one and although it truly reduces recoil, it was just too problematic to keep - it's someone elses problem now.
 

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Almost no recoil. However, maybe the worst trigger ever made. They are kind of fun to shoot, but also very barrel heavy. Perhaps, one could get use to the trigger. I couldn't.
 

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I must be one of the lucky owners. I have 2 of them, bought them both new, both 27" and never had a problem with them. I learned early how to cock it gently to avoid the broken forend. Won a bunch of shoots with them. Get a lot of puzzled looks from folks that don't know what it is. I don't use them much anymore, as I switched to a combo gun now and am used to that.
The 2 big drawbacks I have with the recoilless: it is a single shot gun and it doesn't cycle all the time with light loads below 8,000 psi. It needs a bit of pressure in a load to recock it.
Like I said, must just be lucky with mine, cause all I ever read about is problems.
I let a guy on my team use one when he had a bum shoulder. It saved his game until he healed up and could shoot his own gun again.

Eric
 
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