Posted: 10/12/2014 8:10:44 PM EDT
the answer is always 12 gauge with appropriate load 
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| Well it does seem to be popular with everyone from bird hunters to Alaskan and African game guides as well as people busting door hinges and clearing rooms. Shotguns tended to be very popular with early settlers too. You can't deny it's versatility and yeah, not much says fook you like an ounce of lead traveling at over 1700fps. It's a nice tool to have in your toolbox. |
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Well it does seem to be popular with everyone from bird hunters to Alaskan and African game guides as well as people busting door hinges and clearing rooms. Shotguns tended to be very popular with early settlers too. You can't deny it's versatility and yeah, not much says fook you like an ounce of lead traveling at over 1700fps. It's a nice tool to have in your toolbox. I don't have pics and I don't care if somebody calls me a liar, but I've got a Benelli SuperNova with a red dot on top that will shoot cloverleaf groups at 50yds with 1oz slugs. The barrel is NOT rifled! I call it "Ol' Squatch Buster" and it hits like the fist of an angry god. If I shoot a Yeti in the chest with it the first thing to hit the ground will be his shoulder blades. |
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If all you got is one round, make it a good'un........a 12-gauge slug at spitting distance. (backed up by a .45ACP, the soul killer  )
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the answer is always 12 gauge with appropriate load If all you got is one round, make it a good'un........a 12-gauge slug at spitting distance. (backed up by a .45ACP, the soul killer )
I like this guy. 
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Quoted: Well it does seem to be popular with everyone from bird hunters to Alaskan and African game guides as well as people busting door hinges and clearing rooms. Shotguns tended to be very popular with early settlers too. You can't deny it's versatility and yeah, not much says fook you like an ounce of lead traveling at over 1700fps. It's a nice tool to have in your toolbox. |
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hahaha practice, practice, practice. Herb Parsons FTW!!!!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu9-D9KqR4k
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I grant that follow up shot can be slow with a pump And recoil adds to it. But it's good at killing practice, practice, practice. Herb Parsons FTW!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu9-D9KqR4k
I shot clays for years. Some of the old timers still used pumps. Pretty impressive. |