Prof Young
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Shotgunners:
A couple years ago I bought a Winchester 1300 that included a slug barrel (not rifled). Well, I retired recently, and am getting back into deer hunting for the first time in about six years. I put the slug barrel on, got myself a good shotgun scope and tried it out today. All the groups were such that the "holes" touched each other. When I got it zeroed and took my time the "holes were almost on top of each other. Should have taken a pic. Anyway, was shooting 1oz "slugger" slugs at about 40 yards. It's gonna be a good year to deer hunt.
Live well, be safe
Prof Young
A couple years ago I bought a Winchester 1300 that included a slug barrel (not rifled). Well, I retired recently, and am getting back into deer hunting for the first time in about six years. I put the slug barrel on, got myself a good shotgun scope and tried it out today. All the groups were such that the "holes" touched each other. When I got it zeroed and took my time the "holes were almost on top of each other. Should have taken a pic. Anyway, was shooting 1oz "slugger" slugs at about 40 yards. It's gonna be a good year to deer hunt.
Live well, be safe
Prof Young