http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNTyCcip-ks&feature=player_embedded

nice shooting!

dang it looked like he grouped those first two in the same hole.

That is impressive.  I'll have to try that and see how well I can do at about 200 yards.

He says no modifications (but the stock), but that is not a Benelli bolt handle. Anybody know who makes it?

Awesome video.

Bucket list includes a place to blast like that.

awesome vid!  I know what I'm doing next at the range.

Not sure if it helps but i heard him say at the beginning of the video that it was a Benelli Super 90.   I know nothing about Benellis.

In his book "One Ranger" famed Texas Ranger Joaquin Jackson has a chapter in which he discussed the guns he used.
He said his shotgun was a Remington 1100 with which he could "kill a man at 300 yards".

Thanks, but I was referring to the non-Benelli bolt handle, not the Benelli shotgun itself.

The bolt handle looks nice. I was wondering who made the bolt handle.

I thought so too, but I think the table shifted slightly, making the hole appear larger.

Otherwise that would have been freaking badass.

I am pretty sure that bolt handle is a Nordic Components handle.  I bought one for my FN SLPs as well.  Very nice stuff.   They make extended bolt releases for the Benelli too.  

Really enjoyed that video. It's almost like being there with you; great job & great shooting. The one titled "Return of the Rapid Fire" was insane

That was cool to see with smooth bore slugs.

Interesting. I didn't know that.

Wow

That's why most states that are shotgun-only hunting outlaw .410 Slugs

Thats my deer hunting combo. M1S90 & Winchester super x slugs at $2.50 a box.

Great video!

I shoot all sorts of slugs outof my 870's 18" smooth cylinder bore.  They shoot just fine (a couple of MOA).  I don't understand why people are so surprised.  I've got an EOTech on mine but it also has iron sights.  The EOTech helps with accuracy at extended ranges (and helps with target acquisition speed, too).

He was shooting unsupported standing, so that he was all over the map is to be expected.  

He was using open iron sights against a dark target.

Did you see the MAJOR flinch he has.  It was most evident when he forgot to load a round in the chamber and dropped the hammer - HUGE FLINCH!

He shot a few high left and low right, hitting the edge of the barrel or the edge of the table top.  The low right shooting is the result of the flinch.  

That was a very decent demonstration of the accuracy you can expect with rifled slugs from a smooth bore shooting unsupported standing.  They are much more accurate than he showed.  I think he even acknowledged this.  All around a cool video.  Thanks to all.