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Here's a WAG from someone without Physics credentials beyond 101. Higher chamber pressure with load (ejecta), guage and velocity being equal should result in faster (quicker) acceleration and sharper reaction to the action. Is this what we mean by "felt recoil"? There are certainly many other factors, ie.; physiology/psycology of the shooter, his technique and the geometry and mass of the shootin' iron.
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