Big Green "Hammering" the competition?

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Ran across a major PR campaign by Remington today, pushing their Buckhammer Slug as best in the West, of course, and wondered why there was a direct comparison being made to "the most popular competitor" when most ads just talk about how good the product advertised is, and not how badly the "other guy's" stuff works

After going through the comparison, now I wonder how the "other guys" can even sell their stuff?!

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Anyway, when you go into Remington's $5.00 Coupon zone and click through all the stuff to get to that coupon, finally, what you see is a real comparison, not just the regular "We're the best" stuff, so much as "We are BETTER than this other stuff", which struck me as pretty unusual, since they didn't identify "The Competition"

Of Course, Anybody who ever bought any can clearly see that it's Lightfield Sabots they are showing, and criticising, here.

The criticism matches what I've seen happen with the stuff, just never thought one of the big guys would bother to point it out this way.

Any of you slug hunters out there who know what's what, go here Compare Slugs and check it out.

Only complaint I've got is, by not "really" saying who the "competition" is, there's the risk that someone might not figure out what shells are doing such a bad job.

Looking at the results, seems they ought to be issuing a warning about that "other" product, and naming it..... Any other opinions out there? :8_9_6[1]:
 
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So, the 12 gauge "Leading Competitor" in 3 in mag only penetrates 4" at 25 yards?

Looks like Rem better revise their claims since the 2 and 3/4" load goes 17".
 
I tried these. They hurt. I flinch. That throws my accuracy off. There are more important things than "LOOK! This slug has 12 more grain of lead!" Put the slug in the right place = dead deer everytime.

& Please correct me if I am wrong, but .727(competition 3in mag) is bigger than .723(BH 3in mag)....so not the biggest diameter?
 
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