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    bdybdall

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    I'm going to experience a CABG (coronary artery bypass graft in the near future. I wondered how that was going to affect my shooting after a period of healing. Anybody have experience shooting heavier recoiling guns after a decent period of time? No .375 H&Hs, just guns of the class of .30/30, .30/06, 12 gauge.
     
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    bdybdall said:
    I'm going to experience a CABG (coronary artery bypass graft in the near future. I wondered how that was going to affect my shooting after a period of healing. Anybody have experience shooting heavier recoiling guns after a decent period of time? No .375 H&Hs, just guns of the class of .30/30, .30/06, 12 gauge.
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    ALWAYS FOLLOW your Doctors ADVICE. JMO. Best of Luck.
     
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