TruthTellers
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For those unfamiliar with these, a shotgun adapter is an tube of steel that fits into the chamber of a shotgun and come in lengths as short as 3 inches long up to 18 inches long. The tube is chambered for a variety of smaller cartridges and is rifled to increase accuracy.
The rifle chamber adapters are similar, but not exactly the same. These adapters look the same as empty rifle cartridge brass, but instead of a primer pocket, there is a chamber machined to accept pistol cartridges of the same or similar bore diameter of the rifle as this adapter does not have a barrel of it's own; it uses the rifle's barrel to impart spin on the bullet.
I'd like to know if the shotgun adapter is more accurate than the rifle chamber adapter. I'm thinking that it probably is as it has it's own barrel made specifically for the pistol bullet being shot, where the rifle adapter is using a barrel that was made for shooting a rifle bullet.
I'm I correct in this assumption?
What kind of accuracy can I expect at 25, 50, and 100 yards with both the rifle adapter and shotgun adapter?
The rifle chamber adapters are similar, but not exactly the same. These adapters look the same as empty rifle cartridge brass, but instead of a primer pocket, there is a chamber machined to accept pistol cartridges of the same or similar bore diameter of the rifle as this adapter does not have a barrel of it's own; it uses the rifle's barrel to impart spin on the bullet.
I'd like to know if the shotgun adapter is more accurate than the rifle chamber adapter. I'm thinking that it probably is as it has it's own barrel made specifically for the pistol bullet being shot, where the rifle adapter is using a barrel that was made for shooting a rifle bullet.
I'm I correct in this assumption?
What kind of accuracy can I expect at 25, 50, and 100 yards with both the rifle adapter and shotgun adapter?