slugs
#3
RE: slugs
You can. But like Retaks said, you'd be better served with a more open choke. I am assuming you have a smooth bore and not a rifled bore based on the mod. choke. I've found the saboted slugs aren't the best in, at least my 870. I've tried several different brands of slugs both saboted and rifled. The most accurate out of mine is the Federal Tru-ball slugs. Try different brands and see what works best for you.
#4
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RE: slugs
As said above ,but if you can not change choke tubes , you might want to pick up a slug bbl. for it . The slug bbl . also has rife sights if you want to use them and not a scope .
bronko22000
How much better did the True ball group? I've been using WW for years and just picked up some True Ball for my 1100 smooth bore and can't find a range in Florida that will let me shoot slugs . I have to wait to get to camp in Ohio to try them and that sucks , I have an itchy trigger finger this close to gun season.
bronko22000
How much better did the True ball group? I've been using WW for years and just picked up some True Ball for my 1100 smooth bore and can't find a range in Florida that will let me shoot slugs . I have to wait to get to camp in Ohio to try them and that sucks , I have an itchy trigger finger this close to gun season.
#7
RE: slugs
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ORIGINAL: CZ2506
Your 870 isn't the 3 1/2" version is it? You need to be careful about shooting slugs out of those.
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Care to expand on this?? Or have a link to a site with more info?
ORIGINAL: CZ2506
Your 870 isn't the 3 1/2" version is it? You need to be careful about shooting slugs out of those.
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Care to expand on this?? Or have a link to a site with more info?