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rifled barrel...slugs??

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  • dano1
    I had a rifled slug barrel for a while and had the same problem as you. I used rifled slugs to sight it in - I observed no difference in accuracy when compared to sabots, nor did it appear that the barrel was any more fouled than with sabots. It was a Hastings barrel on a 870 Express. Just my .02
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  • MN Hunter
    thanks a lot henry & dano, much appreciated!

    "Not many like us, in fact very few, and most of them are dead" LtCol Pratt - USMC
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  • hedgehopper62
    Hi
    Im just starting to shoot slugs i have aquired molds for 12 ga and 20 ga slugs and will hand load i have both rifled slug barrel on win 1300 and mossberg bolt 395KB with pollychoke i will know in a few weeks.tks hedge
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  • DONDALINGER
    MN, I have a Mossberg model 695 bolt slug gun with a 22" rifled barrel and I shoot the Winchester sabots in it. They run around $5 or 6 for a box of 5 and are very accurate and effective. I shot a spike with it a couple years ago and it shot all the way through the deer longways. The deer was facing me and I shot him low in the neck and when I skinned it, the bullet had cut a wound channel about an inch wide all the way to the hind quarter. I recently bought some Brenneke K.O.(knockout) slugs at Dicks for $1.79 per box of 5. I have not tried them yet, but if they group well, I will probably start using them. It is a unique design because the slug actually has a plastic plug attached to it that contacts the bore instead of the lead slug. I'll let you know how they turn out.

    "They call me Don. Dr. Jason Donald Dalinger."
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