Thats what you get for not gripping the Deagle properly. (Magnum Research, you so funny with the application of the .50 AE)

I take it all injuries here are self-inflicted?

Sad to say I've seen at least two videos of (small-framed, of course) girls smash a deagle into the top of their heads like this...
EDIT: Fixed a couple words. Never type while exhausted.

Doesn't matter if it hits the target

Just remember that video of someone shooting a firearm and once it recoiled... The user hits his head >.<

And I was beaten to the punch, but I think this is a parody of the well known "lemme give my unassuming female significant other a DEagle" video...

ezekill said:

Thats what you get for not gripping the Deagle properly. (Magnum Research, you so funny with the application of the .50 AE)

She's probably gripping it properly but isn't strong enough to take the recoil anyways.

Always tell someone about how strong the recoil is. A very large bruise on my shoulder was a good lesson in that.

Most likely based on an actual event
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K3lFIOSZt4

Vadosity said:

Most likely based on an actual event

I've seen at least three of them.

See, there's an easy way to go about that... First, start with a 12 gauge shotgun. If you cannot hold the weapon in the proper place or you move in any way (ex: stagger back), then you have absolutely no business with a .50AE Desert Eagle... and even then you might not.

The kick back from that thing is absurd. If you can control it, however, there are very few things that feel better in all of existence.

InferiorSuperior said:

See, there's an easy way to go about that... First, start with a 12 gauge shotgun. If you cannot hold the weapon in the proper place or you move in any way (ex: stagger back), then you have absolutely no business with a .50AE Desert Eagle... and even then you might not.

The kick back from that thing is absurd. If you can control it, however, there are very few things that feel better in all of existence.

Or you can take the DIY approach and glue some weights everywhere you can fit them, might need to cycle it by hand but it solves a bunch of recoil issues.