stewy_66

Im looking fora bush gun for here in New Brunswick Canada, Which can get REALL thick in some places, I dont want to spend a lot of money on something i am going to be beating around the woods with, and have been hearing alot of good things about the H&R Ultra Slug Hunters.
I was just wondering if anyone has one of these, and what they think of them,

Thanks in advance!!!!

stalkingbear

I've seen nothing but good from them and have been pleasantly suprized with their performance. They also offer several inches shorter package as there's no long reciever to contend with.

Slackdaddy

The USH shines as a long range acurate slug gun, kinda oposite of what you are looking for.
When You say "brush Gun", "real thick" I say smooth bore Moss 500 or Rem 870, mount a red dot on top of the reciever. for $200 total this is a good, cheap, deadly brush gun, and to boot you are shoting $3.00 box slugs, not $13.00.

Nick

hunting junkie

i have one,best slug gun yet, shot deer in the brush more deer parts on brush than on the ground then i have shot one at 111 yards and one at 127 yards best all around slug gun

stewy_66

I have noticed the short version, but on the website its to my understanding the shorter version on comes in the 20ga. I was realling looking for a 12ga.
Slackdaddy yes, i understand what u are saying, but i would like something that will also reach out and touch something if needed, and something to play with at the range.
Ialso love the look of them with the big heavy barrel,

The only problem is i am having trouble finding one here in Canada, which i do with just about every gun i try to buy. I can find the Slug Hunter, but i was looking for the Deluxe.....

Swampdog

Don't know if you can get this in Canada, buthere you go.







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Edcyclopedia

Here's some good feedback

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.a...age=1&key=

pitjeep

i have one in 12 ga. at 9 lbs its not really a walk around gun. i love mine but if you have bears & such a quick follow up shot would be nice to have.i might give the marlin guide guns a look. lever action & big calibers.45-70 & .44.

stewy_66

Thanks for the replys, i am not worried about weight, im a big guy and walking around with 8 or 9 pounds doesnt really bother me too much,
As far as the bears go, im in Eastern Canada and we only have the Blacks, a heatly does of them, but iv'e been working with bears now for 6 or 7 years guiding hunters and have had some pretty up close and personal encounters with them to say the least, haha, but im not really worried about them enough to carry something just to defend myself.

IM really interested in these guns, but it looks like im going to have a huge problem finding one here in Canada just like everything else i try to get here.

It Pisses me off 2 Countries are so close together and we cant even trust each other enough to ler citizens buy certain things in each country.
I bought a new Sako here about a few months ago, i was having troubles finding the scope i wanted here in Canada so i said well i will just order one from the Stats somewhere, after being denied by a few stores i finally found out that the Stores in the US are not allowed to ship a rifle scope across the Border Since 9/11.
And i wont even begin to get into our gun law up here......haha
anyways, thanks for the input, hopfully i will be able to find one here somewhere!!

sjsfire

I agree but wouldn't waste the money on a scope (especially a red dot) on a brush gun. Rifled sights would work best. Just my 2 cents.