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@thxsupermanx This slug gun is very accurate to 200 yrds, i have the nikon slughunter scope mounted on it. The bottom post is 200. I get looks from people i move back to 200 lol.
PS: Lookin at taking a boar down in Zaleski State Forest this summer. Any more videos with this gun would be much appreciated. Do you know anything about extra parts for this gun? Like a new stock, barrel, trigger, etc…
Love that gun. Bought the same one without the thumbhole. Put hornady slugs through. Kicks like a mule but man is it accurate. Even with a red dot sight (looking at Nikon Slughunter for my scope, actually).
@TJHunting yea, little bit different here, that shoots bb's and pellets, this shoots a massive slug, hence the name, its basically a shotgun with a smooth or rifled bore and no choke
Ha Ha, coyotes are fine as long as you dont want to keep the pelt. My h&r slugger is accurate out to 200 yards is as far as i have shot it. I can nail water bottles at 100 all day and 200 is well within 2 inch groups.
If thats a 12 i have the same model. I love this gun, though i havent taken any deer with it yet i shot a coyote at 84 yards which blew a softball sized entrance and exit hole in it. I havent shot mine a WHOLE lot. I havent even shot it over 100 yards including gettin it sighted in for deer season. About how far would you say its reasonable out to(yards)?
Yes it is. For this gun, they take a standard 10-gauge barrel and instead of boring it out to .775 inches, it is bored out to .729 inches (the inner diameter of a 12-gauge). This gives the gun more mass and therefore more stability than your typical weight 12-gauge. The barrel is rifled (as stated in the description, read the beginning), so it should be used with sabot slugs.
A slug gun (here in the states) is a shotgun specifically designed for usage with a shotgun slug round (a single projectile). This gun has a 10-gauge barrel bored out to 12-gauge diameter, so it has more stability than your typical 12-gauge single-shot shotgun. The barrel is also rifled – being able to put spin on sabot slugs.
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Did you actually shoot that gun with the barrel just laying on the front of the rest? Is it tied down?
If only we lived closer, I would do it no problem at all for you 🙂
If i can get someone to record it for me lol.
Very nice Slug gun. Any chance of see'n a video of you harvesting a deer with it?
Allen 12 ga shell holder.
What type of ammo holder on the buttstock is that. Thanks
@thxsupermanx This slug gun is very accurate to 200 yrds, i have the nikon slughunter scope mounted on it. The bottom post is 200. I get looks from people i move back to 200 lol.
PS: Lookin at taking a boar down in Zaleski State Forest this summer. Any more videos with this gun would be much appreciated. Do you know anything about extra parts for this gun? Like a new stock, barrel, trigger, etc…
Love that gun. Bought the same one without the thumbhole. Put hornady slugs through. Kicks like a mule but man is it accurate. Even with a red dot sight (looking at Nikon Slughunter for my scope, actually).
@07chevyduramax $320, more than i paid for the gun. But well worth it, i wouldent want anything i dident trust on a slug gun of any sort.
@07chevyduramax 3-9-40 nikon slughunter with the bdc reticle.
@TheBJM77 Yes it is a thumbhole stock, Try shooting the hornady 300 grain sst slug out of it. my gun loves em.
@TheBJM77 Look on the top of the barrel near the breech. It should say what guage it is. They make a 20 guage version also.
@TJHunting yea, little bit different here, that shoots bb's and pellets, this shoots a massive slug, hence the name, its basically a shotgun with a smooth or rifled bore and no choke
Ha Ha, coyotes are fine as long as you dont want to keep the pelt. My h&r slugger is accurate out to 200 yards is as far as i have shot it. I can nail water bottles at 100 all day and 200 is well within 2 inch groups.
If thats a 12 i have the same model. I love this gun, though i havent taken any deer with it yet i shot a coyote at 84 yards which blew a softball sized entrance and exit hole in it. I havent shot mine a WHOLE lot. I havent even shot it over 100 yards including gettin it sighted in for deer season. About how far would you say its reasonable out to(yards)?
A slug gun is for killing deer and deer sized game, air rifle for killing pests like starlings black birds rabbits and other small game.
I have the same model its a great gun
Yes it is. For this gun, they take a standard 10-gauge barrel and instead of boring it out to .775 inches, it is bored out to .729 inches (the inner diameter of a 12-gauge). This gives the gun more mass and therefore more stability than your typical weight 12-gauge. The barrel is rifled (as stated in the description, read the beginning), so it should be used with sabot slugs.
its not an air rifle dude
A slug gun (here in the states) is a shotgun specifically designed for usage with a shotgun slug round (a single projectile). This gun has a 10-gauge barrel bored out to 12-gauge diameter, so it has more stability than your typical 12-gauge single-shot shotgun. The barrel is also rifled – being able to put spin on sabot slugs.