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To you maybe but from someone who has extensive shoulder and hip injury I tend to notice anything over 375 and cannot shoot more then acouple before the shoulder locks so what is good for someone might not be for the other

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Sorry to hear that, but we can't always be wondering
about the 0.1% every time we post something about guns
and recoil.

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In point of fact, 500, from what I've seen at rifle ranges of shooters with .30-06's and .300's, I'm willing to bet the 0.1% are the ones that CAN handle .505 recoil...

I'm not joking, either.

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I have noticed the same thing--not sure if it is a global thing but sure seems prevalant in the US..

Remember the first big "new" gun I bought was in 300 Win mag...man, you would have thought I bought a fricken cannon by the comments I heard...

In my experience, 9.3 is correct...there are very few of the average that will shoot that caliber in a good and accurate manner...IMHO of course...

Ripp