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If you pay that much for a rifled barell youre getting hosed. I bought a brand new mossber 500 rifled barell with scoupe mount for $150.00
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I believe he said it was for a shotgun. I think with a scope and the right shells 150 is not out of the question but 200 yds, I don't know. I brought my old 500 out of retirement this year. Put a Nikon 2x7x32 Pro Staff on it and plan on shooting LightField Hybryd Sabots. Once sighted in I'd feel comfortable with a 150 yard shot max.
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You haven't even shot it yet, but say once you do and it is sighted in you will feel comfortable to 150? Isn't that counting chickens before they bust out of their shelsl?
What if the gun/barrel doesn't like those Lightfields?
What if the Lightfields are too fast for the rifling?
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Uncle Matt, Try to pay attention this time..... 1. I said I took the 500 out of retirement,of courseI've shot this gun before. I've had it for over 20 years.
2. If the 500 doesn't shoot the Lightfields as well as I hope then I'll shoot the Remington copper solids I used to. I've taken deer out to 125 yards and 137 yards with this combination.
3. What if the lightfields are too fast for the rifling? See the first sentence of #2 response.
I never "count my chickens" first. I've been deer hunting for 37 years. I shoot my slug guns through out the year testing different slugs. It's called cofidence when you pull the trigger....