Greg, quite honestly I didn't have a chance to shoot it enough to see whether there was a real 'on target' difference. It pounded the beejeebers (no relation to the Bee Gees ;)) out of me so it ceased to be much fun in a 10 lb. HBR gun.

   One  noticeable thing was how much flatter it shot. When I go from 100 to 200 yards, I usually come up around 7 clicks, give or take one. With the 30 BeWare, I only came up 4 to get a 200 yard zero. The muzzle blast was more objectionable than the recoil. I like to kid people about having recoil pads on their HBR guns instead of aluminum butt plates, but this gun needed a driver with a bigger set of cajones than I have, that's for sure.

    Like they say in Ghetto-speak..."It kiddizziled da mossa  shapizzle"