Savage 220F And Ammo
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Warren County NJ USA
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Savage 220F And Ammo
Guys I know there has been many post about the 220F and the ammo used. I'm going to purchase this shotgun in 2 weeks, seems like the majority of the ammo used and liked by this shotgun is the Remington Accu-Tips, but my question is 2-3/4" or 3" shells? Also I know shotguns are iffy & I will try some other brands as well.
#2
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Seymour IN
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I myself use the 3 inch never tried the 2.5 I would go to abes ammo I think it is called you can get them for 11.99 per box. RIght now they are out of stock and no one seems to have them. Just dont use Hornady.
#3
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Warren County NJ USA
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I'm going to purchase it the week of December 13th, this is after our annual 6 day deer season. Purchasing it from Cabelas, I have over $200 in gift cards, I also have their coupon that gives off at the register $100 if you spend over $500, plus I have points from my Cabelas Visa, in no rush to sight it in, I will wait for nicer weather, spring of 2011
#4
Nice gun!!! I wouldn't worry much about the type of ammo you run through it, I think you will be happy with any good Sabot, be it winchester, Remington, federal, etc, I personally like the 2 3/4 I think it is just a little more accurate at longer range, Good luck Doc
#5
I tried both the 2 3/4 and 3 inch Remington Accu Tips. My gun seemed to like the 2 3/4 and actually in my circle of friends, we account for 4 of these...all seemed to prefer the 2 3/4.
We tried the Federal, Hornady and both sizes in Remington's...it seemed that since February, the 2 3/4 were hard to come by...so we ended up getting 4 cases between 3 of us. Course we like to shoot alot at the range.
We tried the Federal, Hornady and both sizes in Remington's...it seemed that since February, the 2 3/4 were hard to come by...so we ended up getting 4 cases between 3 of us. Course we like to shoot alot at the range.
#9
Ok, I have great accurcey with them in 12ga. Was just wondering as I am going to buy this 220F as I hunted with a gun last weekend for the 1st time in over 15 years. I would bowhunt during the gun seasons but not no more.