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B buttstock Campfire Regular. Originally Posted by shooter42 the barrel was a remington fully rifled barrel but it was a real sloppy fit in the receiver. Do the rifled slug barrels with the cantilever scope mount need shimming or pinning? I shot a fellows Winchester with a Nikon scope on it today with Hornady slugs, the scope was mounted to the receiver the barrel not pinned, and it was shooting about 2 inches at 50 yards.
So the question is were one to buy a cantilever rifled barrel and a good scope would you expect at least 3 inches at with something it liked? I like that 20 inch slug gun. I was surprised to dig a hornady out of the dirt backstop and see that it had lost its jacket and gone to pieces.
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AR and Tactical Rifles. Single Shots. The Lefty Forum. Savage Collectors. Winchester Collectors. Competitive Shooting. Predators and Varmints. The Deerslayer earned its moniker throughout the years as being a reliable, bottom-ejecting pump shotgun dedicated to deer hunting — all that, despite being plagued by the uncertainty of constantly changing ownership of the Ithaca brand. The trigger is tuned to a 4- to 6-pound pull. The action is machined of one piece of steel. The inch heavy-contour barrel is made without adding heat for soldering.
The standard Deerslayer II checks in at a reasonable 7 to 8 pounds. But thanks to the fluted, heavy barrel, Ithaca claims it is capable of 4-inch groups at yards. It should suffice no matter how you hunt. Its advertised effective range compares to any slug gun on the market.
Savage did as Savage always does when it created the original Model It created a reliable, accurate rifle at an affordable price. That early bolt-action slug gun has since evolved into the 12 gauge Model and 20 gauge Model Each is based on the proven Savage action, with a inch rifled barrel and a two-round detachable box magazine. The barrel is locked into the action with a unique locking nut found on all Savage bolt-action rifles.
This nut ensures a perfect barrel-to-action fit. Best Fit: The and shotguns are perfect for the accuracy junky not wanting to drop the change needed for a custom or top-end rig. Many hunters are buying into the capabilities of the 20 gauge slug for deer. Want simple? Here it is. Just pure deer-dropping performance. Accuracy is a result of the heavy-duty barrel and comfortable stock dimensions.
Most of the guns in the Ultra Slug Hunter lineup are fairly heavy, in the 8- to 9-pound range. Single-shot shotguns are notorious for their recoil, and this gun is no exception. If you do want something easier to carry, consider the Ultra Light Slug Hunter. Best Fit: The exposed-hammer design is as simple as they come.
Even cleaning it is a breeze. That makes it a good gun for a beginner that can withstand some recoil. The Browning A-Bolt was first made available in a shotgun model in , and it lasted only a few years. Those early guns, available with either a rifled barrel or smooth barrel configuration, became highly sought after by a niche group of Midwestern sluggers.
It has a 3-inch chamber and inch barrel fitted with rifle sights. This is a workhorse gun and like any A-Bolt, it looks as good as it performs. It has all the same features and attention to detail as any A-Bolt centerfire rifle, with reliable bolt-action performance and accuracy. I once considered the Browning Gold Hunter to be the prettiest of all shotguns. That might not take you very far in the realm of performance, but romance is a part of any hunter-gun relationship.
Unfortunately, Browning no longer sells a Gold Deer Hunter model with a rifled slug barrel. If you find a used one in decent shape, buy it and use it. The Silver has an old-school humpback design which has since been reintroduced on the Browning A-5 and is available with a cantilever scope mount and rifled slug barrel.
Best Fit: Like any gas autoloader, the Gold is a light-recoiling shotgun that tames the punishment of hard-hitting slugs. Outdoor Life for iPad included. Gift subscriptions available. The old Premier was the gun I drooled over while thumbing through Remington catalogues as a kid. It could do everything the legendary could do, but with the capability of shooting 3-inch shells.
It was also the gun of choice of many of my early deer hunting partners. Its gas action cushions the blow of hard-recoiling slugs, although some knocked the system for its pickiness with light loads and the need to occasionally replace the O-rings. The former is not a problem when shooting slugs. Although no longer offered in as many configurations as it was in its heyday, the gas autoloader from Remington is still available in two versions with a rifled slug barrel and cantilever scope mount.
Best Fit: With a standard field stock, it's a great fit for anyone looking for one gun to do it all. However, both rifled barrel models currently in production feature high combs - not a good choice for birds or clays but great if you want a dedicated slug gun at a middle price point.
The Slugster is the slug gun version of the popular Model pump from Mossberg.
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