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I MAY HURT SOME FEELINGS BUT IF YOU CANT HANDLE THE RECOIL DONT BUY THE GUN,I HAVE SHOT ALL WEAPONS UP TO A 50 BMG OFF THE BENCH FULL LOADS.IF YOU CANT HANDLE PRACTICE HOW WILL YOU RESPOND UNDER PRESSURE.HOW DOES A BOXER PREPARE FOR A FIGHT HE GETS PUNCHED GED USE TO IT THA MORE YOU SHOOT THE BETTER YOU GET TTHE 375 IS A PUSSYCAT,SO IS THE 300 WBY,THE 470 IS NOT A BONE BREAKER.POUR CEMENT ALL AHOUND THE GUN AND BOLT IT TO THE ROOF OF THE VEHICLE.YOU WANT TO PLAY THE GAME PREPARE TO BE SORE IT WILL PASS.I AM SORRY IF I HAVE STEPED ON SOME TOES BUT DOUBLES ARE NOT MEANT TO BE SHOT LIKE THIS.IF YOU CANT DO IT GET A BOLT WITH A GOOD BRAKE.SORRY AGAIN

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Didnt think they were ment as benchrest rifles either.
Personally the recoil is much easyer to take standing so the sighting in a rifle in a bench is a thing a unlike. And thats in all rifles also smaller caliber. Nowing that it only needs a bad hit to the shoulder to be scared of it and about a couple of hundred round or so standing to get the flinch to move back in my brain again.