Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "SCAR-17: Nyet, Rifle is Fine." video.

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  6.  @randomusername5242  Forward of the hilt is also roughly near the center. There's also the practice of half swording where it's actually safe to hold the blade forward of the hilt to help maneuver the blade. So no matter what, the sword is still easy to raise above you so that you can do the downward slice. The recoil typically forces the weapon in the direction where it meets less resistance due to how the human torso is covered. Since there's a peak in the shoulders where the front side and the back side meet, the back has a slight curve towards the front while the pectoral region has a ramp-like surface. If you hang yourself upside down and shoot a rifle, the recoil won't push the weapon up. Same with pistols, the recoil points up because of hands holding the grip beneath both the bore axis and the slide travel. If you hold a pistol upside down and fire with the pinky finger, recoil will make the barrel point down rather than up. There's no physical mechanism that causes a rifle to recoil other than straight back, the upwards recoil is a function of biomechanics. And rifles like the AR mitigated this effect by keeping the recoil in line with the shoulder rather than have the weapon recoil in line with the face and cause a stronger pitch up moment. By making the weapon lighter at the front, you get better control. Weighing it down at the front only makes the weapon harder to handle without addressing the fact that recoil is still going into the shoulder, and your own shoulder is causing the weapon to pitch up, and now you have to control more weight up front. Changing your grip and stance can minimize this pitch up moment and focus the recoil to come at you straight back without adding any weight.
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