B benogil New member Jan 14, 2012 #1 I have a Model 12 16, made in the 1930's. My question is will it handle slugs ? It is in great shape, and a full choke. Thanks.
I have a Model 12 16, made in the 1930's. My question is will it handle slugs ? It is in great shape, and a full choke. Thanks.
H HuntAndFish New member Jan 14, 2012 #2 Probably. I know the scuttlebutt is that some manufacturers recommend not to shoot slugs from a full fixed choke, but I've seen it done, and done it, many times without a problem.
Probably. I know the scuttlebutt is that some manufacturers recommend not to shoot slugs from a full fixed choke, but I've seen it done, and done it, many times without a problem.
H HuntAndFish New member Jan 14, 2012 #3 Don't shoot steel shot through it though, unless you want a bulged barrel.
S surfishingbob New member Jan 15, 2012 #4 I have a 12ga Mod 12 made in1927 full choke and over the past 50 years have killed many dear with slugs,open sites, no scope, all org. Go to it. Bob
I have a 12ga Mod 12 made in1927 full choke and over the past 50 years have killed many dear with slugs,open sites, no scope, all org. Go to it. Bob
B benogil New member Jan 15, 2012 #5 Thanks guys, after reading the steel shot post, I thought it best to check.
D Dave McC Staff In Memoriam Jan 16, 2012 #7 Forster slugs will work without damaging the shooter or the weapon, but accuracy may suffer. Some exceptions exist.
Forster slugs will work without damaging the shooter or the weapon, but accuracy may suffer. Some exceptions exist.