Not a firearms expert but I thought I understood physics. Why does a shorter barrel produce more recoil?
I would have thought that more of the gas from the charge escaped out of the barrel before expanding fully, so the bullet has a lower velocity and so there is LESS recoil transferred to the weapon?
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