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  • Floyd58523
    I would stick to using that little darlin for rabbits and pick up another single shot for slugs. Many guns around for $50 to $75 dollars that will not blow up when shooting a slug down a tight barrel.
    Your gun, your eyes and hands.
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  • countryfarmer
    See what Floyd said. Even if you spend $200 on some type of shotgun, it will still be far less than the medical bills you will pay for having a gun blow up.
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  • charliemeyer007
    I think these guys gave you good advice. H&R were good, ie the best of the cheapie's, too bad its not origonal it would be worth more. If you reload for it or know someone that can I would bet that something can be made to work. Pumpkin ball loads could be made up from stock 54 cal muzzle loader round balls. You might be able to use the lyman 20 ga sabot slug as it undersized to fit inside a plastic wad. When that "little extra kick" causes the firearm to fail you will not be a happy hunter. I'd strongly urge you buy a newer H&R, NEI or whoever they are these days in a 20 3 inch with screw in chokes.
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  • Mobuck
    We have a H&R 20 gauge rifled barrel slug gun that shoots Federal sabot slugs like it really is a rifle. No need to be messing with something that might hurt you when $200-250 will get the job doen so much better.
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  • dusty123
    Thanks for the input guys, I`m gonna take your advice and forget the slugs for that gun.It`s still a sweet little rabbit gun.
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