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870 deer barrel? Buckshot in a Fully Rifled Barrel? (Page 2 of 2)
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Originally Posted By Muerte:
Originally Posted By Hendricks5150:
Originally Posted By Muerte:
What if you shot slugs of a shotgun with the MD choke in it? Modified? With foster style (Rifled) slugs, you will be fine. I was told that you couldnt and also told that you could? I dont know who to believe, This is my first shothgun You can believe me. The above is correct. Foster slugs (rifled slugs) can be safely fired through any normal choke. They are made to swedge through any normal choke without any problem. |
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Originally Posted By Old_Painless:
Well boys, I've answered the question, if you want to see the results. Look here: http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/bot43.htm Thanks again OP !!! |
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Originally Posted By KYVENOM:
It does seem like a good idea for home defense gun if one has lots of other guns. It actually does what everyone expects a shotgun to do. That's impressive. Except that we don't want a defensive shotgun to do "what everyone expects a shotgun to do". In a home defense shotgun, we want very tight patterns, to assure that every pellet hits the bad guy. They will each cause an individual wound track after they hit the bad guy. Rifled barrels make that much more difficult. For more about this and other FAQs, see here: Defensive Shotgun FAQs |
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870 deer barrel? Buckshot in a Fully Rifled Barrel? (Page 2 of 2)
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