I've read a lot of great reviews regarding H&R Ultra Slug Hunter Guns - in both 20 and 12 gauge.

Does anyone have experience shooting the Ultra Light Slug Hunter in a 20 ga?

Is the performance the same as the regular Ultra?

The weight for the Ultra Light is 5.25 lbs.

Regular clocks in between 8 & 9 lbs.

Appreciate your time....

Hey man i have this gun and let me tell you i have it in 20ga the ultra. wow its a tack driver i wasnt took keene on the single shot but my friend made me shoot his and i went out and bought it the next day. i love the gun you will not be disappointed. the 12guage is too heavy

I own the h&r ultra slug hunter in 12 gauge and I have shot 4 deer with it ranging from 75-150 yards with it. Every deer I've shot have gone no farther than 30 yards. I use 2 3/4 Remington accutips and I can hold 1/2 inch groups consistently at 100 yards. I have a 3x9x40 Zeiss conquest topping it off and it's a complete tack driver. I did have a gunsmith work the trigger down to 3 pounds and it's my best slug gun I own to date even over my browning silver 12 gauge

I have the SAVAGE 220F and have killed deer at 225 yards and 175 yards with it. It's a lot lighter

I have both the H&R Ultra Deluxe and the Savage 220f, they both have the same scope, Leupold VX-II 3-9x40, both use the same ammo, Remington Accu-Tip 3", the Savage is better, but the H&R is just tad behind...either way you go, you will love them

I have the H&R in 20 gauge. Killed 3 last year with it. Scary how accurate it is with Remington Accu Tip slugs. Wasn't sure about the 20 and a friend who sights in peoples guns for them reported better accuracy with the 20. For the money it would be hard to buy the Savage.

you are going to want the extra weight