What Brand of Rifled Slug is Best?
 

Howdy, question for someone who's got experience with different types of slugs.

I've got a Shotgun smooth bore in 20 ga and have only tried Remington Sluggers and the Winchester Super-X, never had good groups with the Winchester, but Remington have gave some good groups up to 60 yards, but wanted to get a few more options in different slugs, I heard good reviews on the Federal Truball slugs and couple other types. I know I need to try a couple of brands and see what my shotgun throws better but wanted to get your view on what you like best.

My 870 Slugger is rifled and I like the no longer sold Buck Hammers.

What is best is what gives you the best group from YOUR shot gun and meets YOUR expiation's on the game you shoot.

:D Al

This is simple. Brenneke. They offer a few slugs in 20 gauge. The 2-3/4" K.O., which is closest to the Sluggers & Super Xs you tried. I think just those will be more accurate and consistent. Or you can move just a tad bit up with their 2-3/4" Heavy Field Mag and up from there is the 3" Magnum.

Check out their site and read around. They make great slugs and are priced good too IMO.

http://www.brennekeusa.com/cms/filea...louge_2012.pdf

I agree. No better slugs for a smoothbore.

+1 on Brenneke

+2 or is it +3 for Brenneke.

I've heard good things about Brenneke slugs, if you have used them before what are your groups at 50yards and beyond.

Been being the best.................And Still ARE !

can you get a rifled barrel for your gun? i used to shoot all kinds of slugs out of my smooth bore back in western new york the brenneke are good but if you can go to a remmington copper solid with a rifled barrel and sabot combo man they hammer those deer like you won't believe ! anyway sorry i'm not trying to reinvent the wheel on ya just my experience. good luck !

the best is what your gun likes......shotguns are very iffy, we can have the same gun, same set up, and yours can like one slug while mine likes something else.....try a few brands, rifled slugs are cheap. Federal Tru-Ball seems to be the new thing for smoothbore shooters.

I would invest in a rifled/cantilever barrel, and use sabots......Big difference