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So nice that many of the slug barrels are rifled.. The old days prior to...your Deerslayer barrels that were choke cylinder and not rifled...You just never knew where the slug was going to hit..
I remember a friend back in OH>>>>>>>>>>>>>>1963. He was hunting deer with a 12 gauge pump and punking ball..AKA Foster Slugs... I was with him on the hunt... He aims for the bucks shoulder, fires, and he hit the buck right in the head.. Blew one of the antlers off. He did kill him right on the spot...However.....Yes it so nice that slug guns are now rifled...
I have one of those smooth barreled Cylinder 20 inch shotgun barrels for my model 37. Yep it for the shooting down my hallway...
However I might give it a try for coyotes with a load of # 4 buckshot...Might be a real good tree stand gun when you know coyotes just might come under that tree stand on the way to the dying rabbit?
I remember a friend back in OH>>>>>>>>>>>>>>1963. He was hunting deer with a 12 gauge pump and punking ball..AKA Foster Slugs... I was with him on the hunt... He aims for the bucks shoulder, fires, and he hit the buck right in the head.. Blew one of the antlers off. He did kill him right on the spot...However.....Yes it so nice that slug guns are now rifled...
I have one of those smooth barreled Cylinder 20 inch shotgun barrels for my model 37. Yep it for the shooting down my hallway...
However I might give it a try for coyotes with a load of # 4 buckshot...Might be a real good tree stand gun when you know coyotes just might come under that tree stand on the way to the dying rabbit?