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: Also depends on the person, someone with a slighty build might find the recoil harder to deal with than someone with a husky build. It is the future, there might be differances in production and pellet shape. Material as well, such as steel versus depleted uranium. Also, the shotguns barrel lenghts. Amount of powder in the shells and the type of powder. All these varibles makes comprisoon of the M3 and the M90 difficult. (P.S. I've fired the M3 as well, great gun). [[File:80.png|20px]] '''[[User:Arabsbananas|<span style="color:Red; font-weight:bold; font-family:Tahoma Small Cap">El Ammo Bandito,</span><span style="color:Yellow; font-weight:bold; font-family:Tahoma Small Cap"> "¡Para todas sus necesidades destructivas!"</span>]]''' 19:50, April 9, 2010 (UTC) | : Also depends on the person, someone with a slighty build might find the recoil harder to deal with than someone with a husky build. It is the future, there might be differances in production and pellet shape. Material as well, such as steel versus depleted uranium. Also, the shotguns barrel lenghts. Amount of powder in the shells and the type of powder. All these varibles makes comprisoon of the M3 and the M90 difficult. (P.S. I've fired the M3 as well, great gun). [[File:80.png|20px]] '''[[User:Arabsbananas|<span style="color:Red; font-weight:bold; font-family:Tahoma Small Cap">El Ammo Bandito,</span><span style="color:Yellow; font-weight:bold; font-family:Tahoma Small Cap"> "¡Para todas sus necesidades destructivas!"</span>]]''' 19:50, April 9, 2010 (UTC) | ||
1. Yes, but there are marines, they have standards. You can't really compare random people off the streets to marines. Somewhone of lesser build probably won't make it into the marines, and if they do, they at least won't be using a shotgun. | |||
2. Shape doesn't matter, mass does. We already know the mass of the pellets from the known muzzle energy and velocity. | |||
3. The barrel length does not affect recoil. | |||
There are no factors that I have not taken into account. We know the energy and the velocity, therefore we know the mass. We know the mass and the velocity, therefore we know the momentum. We know the momentum and the mass of the weapon, therefore we know the recoil. It's basic physics, and it's quite simple. [[User talk:Avianmosquito|Avianmosquito]] 20:33, April 9, 2010 (UTC) | |||