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Many things effect felt recoil. Bullet weight, powder charge, gun weight, personal physique etc.
The less work the gun has to do to move you, the less the perceived recoil. If you are a linebacker, you're going to know something happened when you pulled the trigger.
A (230lb) trap shooting friend asked if he could shoot my 450-400x3 1/4". I advised him against it, and he soon learned why. I think I was about 160 lbs back then.
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