Duke426
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OP, did you really expect anything different when you purchased the thing?
My short ownership of a 329PD....Thoughts and Observations.....
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Yea, I didnt think it would recoil harder than my Ruger 454 Casull. I would have tolerated at least equal recoil of my 454. I have been around and shot ALOT of big handguns. There was nothing else to reference the 329 against in my collection.
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Just think of your experience with a Model 37 versus a Model 36, and then amplify that "a bit." 
I'll admit these things are a handful but the first thing I did when I got mine was take off the wooden grips and put on Hogue Decelerator grips. They are fairly cushy on the rear edge.
I bought it for hiking in grizzly country and practice with Garrett 300 hammerheads. No problem if one just comprehends what they have in their hands. It ain't for plinking.
I bought it for hiking in grizzly country and practice with Garrett 300 hammerheads. No problem if one just comprehends what they have in their hands. It ain't for plinking.
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I suppose I am the exception. I was disappointed in the lack of recoil considering what I had read about it. I would have loved to keep it, but I couldn't stand the thought of having to send it back in to have the blast shield replaced on a regular basis considering the only thing I would shoot out of it was 300gr Cast HP's over 22gr of H110.
I suppose I have shot too much big stuff.
I suppose I have shot too much big stuff.
