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Diabetic Retinopathy

hi, as there are excellent replies about the bleeds, my wife has problems due to her diabetes, and I have just started on victoza as a t2 for nearly 10 yrs, I would like to say with regards to the target shooting the amount. of shock transmitted through the stock will vary depending on the caliber of the rifle. if it small bore eg .22 (sorry I still work in the old gauge) it is usually far less than say a twelve bore shot gun type of weapon.


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sorry I hit the wrong button, I was going on to say that most of the recoil shock is absorbed through the shoulder and very little is transmitted through the cheek and on into the head. I do not want to comment on the differences between the recoil shock of air rifles and rifles that use live cartridges again because I and totally out of date with current developments. maybe there are some members more up to date on these things.
Hope your bleeds settles down and good luck in whatever new interest you take up.
 
hawkeyeuk said:
hi, as there are excellent replies about the bleeds, my wife has problems due to her diabetes, and I have just started on victoza as a t2 for nearly 10 yrs, I would like to say with regards to the target shooting the amount. of shock transmitted through the stock will vary depending on the caliber of the rifle. if it small bore eg .22 (sorry I still work in the old gauge) it is usually far less than say a twelve bore shot gun type of weapon.


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