The title seems quite random but bear with me :lol:
This is what 50 rounds do to my shoulder from a semi auto. Nothing hard hitting just regular 2 3/4" 1200 fps size 8.
I do not feel pain or flinch, but by bedtime my shoulder looks like this then it becomes darker and for a week I look like I got beaten up. It has been the case my whole life and I did not care much because I did not shoot regularly, now that I do it's beginning to annoy me as I'm virtually bruised all the time since by the time the previous bruising starts disappearing I'd have shot again.
In the past an instructor told me that no gun will ever fit because the area where my pectorals meet the shoulder is bulging and rounded due to bodybuilding. I took it for granted and stopped looking for answers, but now I'm trying to revisit it again because of the new frequency with which I shoot.
Any suggestions, or random ridiculing of this weird problem, are very welcome :mrgreen:
This is what 50 rounds do to my shoulder from a semi auto. Nothing hard hitting just regular 2 3/4" 1200 fps size 8.

I do not feel pain or flinch, but by bedtime my shoulder looks like this then it becomes darker and for a week I look like I got beaten up. It has been the case my whole life and I did not care much because I did not shoot regularly, now that I do it's beginning to annoy me as I'm virtually bruised all the time since by the time the previous bruising starts disappearing I'd have shot again.
In the past an instructor told me that no gun will ever fit because the area where my pectorals meet the shoulder is bulging and rounded due to bodybuilding. I took it for granted and stopped looking for answers, but now I'm trying to revisit it again because of the new frequency with which I shoot.
Any suggestions, or random ridiculing of this weird problem, are very welcome :mrgreen: