I’m looking for the best shotgun ammo I can get for a 12G shotgun. I want the most destructive/stopping force. I don’t really care if it goes though the walls or not I’m willing to take that chance. Right now I have normal 5 rounds of ammo in my chamber and 5 rounds of 3" 76MM Magnum turkey shot rounds which is my defensive rounds..they seem to be good but I want more power..so what are my options? Would Magnum slugs be better?
And please no anti gun comments..someone breaks into my house/car I’m not going to feel sorry for him and bake him a cake.
The 5 Magnum rounds are in the stock speed feed. just to clear up any confusion..basically so the shotgun keeps 10 rounds on it at all times.
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In the video below, a man was shot with a shotgun. What shotgun ammo do you think was used?
Warning, this video is very graphic:
http://www.buzzhumor.com/videos/27161/Shotgun_To_The_Chest
Wouldn’t 00 buckshot go throught him?
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i want to buy my first rifle and shotgun for practice, but i don’t know what to get?
1) what are the best starter rifle and shotgun (ammo)?
2) what should i looking for when buying used gun?
3) how to buy a gun what are procedures(in ur area)? i live in oregon and 18 will turn 19 soon
4) what are other accesories?
Thank You so much
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Iowa and parts of Southern Wisconsin mandate that deer hunters use shotguns. Now, my stupid question is this: I’ve seen Hornady 20 gauge sabot slugs advertised as having 1800 fps of snot to them. Now, my 170 grain .30-30 has about 2100. If the whole reason for using shotguns is because of how far a projectile may go, isn’t using this super-shotgun ammo kind of defeating the purpose?! I suppose a shotgun slug will not carry 2 miles, but from what it said on that box, no drop out to 150 yards.
Secondly, if you’re allowed to hunt with a .357 pistol for deer, why can’t you hunt with a .410 slug?
I know rules are rules, but some of them seem kind of stupid. But, it does seem that technology has bypassed some of these rules. (Super sabots)
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