Deer cartridges with minimal recoil

Wood stocks are known to do this. I have seen it many times. That is the one of the most important reasons that people prefer a synthetic stock.
Perhaps...but synthetic stocks are just so butt ugly. ;) And I like the feel of wood better. I've not had any issues with wood stocks, but I do understand the functional advantages of synthetic stocks.
 
One option would be to buy the Howa Mini barreled action in 6mm Arc (which is remarkably benign to shoot from a recoil and concussion standpoint). Then order a laminated wood stock from Boyd’s. These stock have reasonable aesthetics if you like wood, several have adjustable LOP, they are significantly more impervious to humidity & weather, and they are cheap. Only downside for most is they are heavy… which would help dampen the recoil.

I have always found the 243 to have a sharp recoil (subjective) and have more concussion… probably one of my least favorite cartridges.


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Not for OP who stated he would shoot low recoiling factory rounds.
Yeah, I guess that's where I was getting confused. I'm not seeing any factory ammo over 100 grains, so 10 twist should be good to go for me. And all the factory ammo should fit in a short action.
 
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