Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: bear hunter on December 29, 2016, 08:40:50 PM
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Ok I just bought a Remington 870 express slug barrel with sights for 95.23 shipped. They are having a 25% off and I applyed a code coupon to. Code is ROCSVC40.
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I thought slug barrels were rifled for better accuracy? :dunno:
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:yeah:
Maybe because it's got sights?
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rifled slug barrels are for sabot slugs, smoothbore barrels are for rifled slugs. clear as mud eh? :chuckle:
if i was buying a dedicated slug barrel, i'd probably opt for the rifled kind for a little longer range. sabot slugs are a lot more expensive, though.
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rifled slug barrels are for sabot slugs, smoothbore barrels are for rifled slugs. clear as mud eh? :chuckle:
if i was buying a dedicated slug barrel, i'd probably opt for the rifled kind for a little longer range. sabot slugs are a lot more expensive, though.
I hunt the Islands and shots are less that 100 yards. Smooth bore works great with rifled slugs and shoot true for me. Plus I like to save money on ammo.
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rifled slug barrels are for sabot slugs, smoothbore barrels are for rifled slugs. clear as mud eh? :chuckle:
if i was buying a dedicated slug barrel, i'd probably opt for the rifled kind for a little longer range. sabot slugs are a lot more expensive, though.
I have only been shooting rifled slugs through my rifled slug barrel. Shoot pretty damn accurate despite it made for sabot slugs. Sabots were close to $15 per box of 5 shells.
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have you noticed any issues with fouling when shooting rifled slugs through a rifled barrel?
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Thanks for the info. I've been considering a slug barrel for my mossberg 835.