i got my slug gun back the other day from H&R they fitted the barrle for my gun, i want to sight it in this weekend i bought some light field and sst's for it does anyone shoot those and did they group good?

I just sighted-in my H&R 20ga. on Sunday, I was using the SSTs, all I can say is unreal, groups are unreal !!!!

ok i will try them first when i got to sight it in

if your shots are under 100 yards the Lightfields are great, but if your going to have a chance at shots over 100 yards, then the SSTs are the way to go.

A friend of mine is a shooting guru, I was using the Lightfields out of my 11-87 slug gun with great results, but we are going on a trip this year, and of course I'm taking 2 shotguns with me, the H&R will be the main gun, the 11-87 as a back up. Anyway, our shots can be over 100 yards, so I asked him what would work good with the 11-87, he said as we all know must try different brands, but the SSTs in 12ga, aren't as good as there 20ga., so with the 12ga, he said to try either the Remington Core-Lokts or the Winchester Partition Golds, they are equal in performance overall, the Remingtons are much more expensive. Well I sighted the 11-87 in with the Winchesters, and got excellent results

ok well i will probaly be only sighting in at 50-75 yards, so i will try the lightfields first then, thanks for the advice.
mike

If you look at the Lightfield web page, they have information on sighting in slugs, they say to sight-in at 50 yards cause with shotgun slugs they need to be super sonic, I follow this advice and sight in at 2" maybe 2-1/2" hight at 50 yards

yeah because then if a deer walks out at 100 yards i can still take the shot and be maybe 1 inch low, if i decide to use the SST's should i do the same thing.

No matter what slug you use, sight-in to be 2", 2-1/2" high at 50 yards, this will be good for the Lightfields out to 100yards, the SSTs 150yards, this would be holding center on the deer

thanks for the help bowhuntercop.