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Just purchased a new H&R Slug Gun. I am seeking information about what brand Sabot Slugs to try in this gun. There are so many options of different slugs, I am hoping to get some tips on maybe 3 or 4 brands to start with and go with the most accurate.
All suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.
To sit back hoping that someday, someway, someone will make things right is to go on feeding the crocodile, hoping he will eat you last--but eat you he will. Ronald Regan.
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I tried all the expensive stuff out of mine. The cheapest Winchester stuff on the shelf shot the best at 50 and 100 yards.
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Eagle Lake, Mississippi is close to heaven.
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Whisky.....Beer.....Tobacco.....Boots....Clothing....Gear......you name it..
Good thing the fuggers don't like firearms.." Fieldgrade
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Remington Accutip...expensive and the groups will make your smile.
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Accutip as well for me. 20 ga. 2.75 in. this thing shoots groups at 100 yds. that rival my centerfire rifles !
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Just purchased a new H&R Slug Gun. I am seeking information about what brand Sabot Slugs to try in this gun. There are so many options of different slugs, I am hoping to get some tips on maybe 3 or 4 brands to start with and go with the most accurate.
All suggestions are appreciated. Thanks. Remington accu-tips and federal trophy copper sabots shoot well out of my 20 ga.savage model 220F.
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I bought Winchester, Lightfield, Federal, and Hornady to try in my 12 gauge. The best groupings were with the Hornady SST.
That's what I will use for whitetails this fall.
To sit back hoping that someday, someway, someone will make things right is to go on feeding the crocodile, hoping he will eat you last--but eat you he will. Ronald Regan.
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