20ga HD ammo for now.

I read some good reports on that Remington ammo you purchased and bought some myself. I think one of my future purchases will be one of the Lee #4 buckshot molds so I can make my own buckshot and load my own up using my MEC loader. That buckshot ammo is expensive.
Cary
 
I went to a murder/suicide scene where the weapon used was a 410 with buckshot. It was unreal the damage done. 20g will work just fine I would not use bird shot for hd but its better then nothing.
 
Now it's two #3 bucks first shots, and then three slugs. That aught to do it!
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I made up my mind, this can be closed now if you want, Thanks.:D

PS: I clear coated all the stickers on.:eek: LOL Hey, all I paid new OTD was $269.17!
 
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I picked up a couple of boxes of the #2 federal 3" 20ga buckshot. Its as good a 20 ga hd round as any I've seen. Pretty brutal at close range... And slightly more forgiving at adrenaline influenced aiming than a slug. It was kind of pricey... $8/5 at a local gunshop. I could probably find it cheaper elsewhere if I looked. I can afford to practice a lot more with my 12ga.

If we're out shooting clays at the property and we get any aggressive coyotes or coy dogs visiting... I'll be glad to have a few rounds of this around.
 
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Any ammo you have right now is good ammo. I recommend the largest shot you can get. #4 and #2 bird are decent for in home defense. Remember at defense range there will not be a lot of spread.
 
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