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Originally posted by EastTxHog View Postyeah I hunt there bro, man ive seen some big deer in there and enough hogs to fill a skyscraper. I bow hunted it seen deer all day just not in range. then I started rifle hunting my lease I have in Saratoga for a nice 7 point I have coming in. but bout to get back in that LR unit this week. I drive the blue Silverado youll see in there every now again
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Originally posted by EastTxHog View Postso I have a smooth bore rem 887 what slugs would you recommend trying?? ima fool with it this week sometime
I have heard the rifles chokes can be beneficial.
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Originally posted by EastTxHog View Postso I have a smooth bore rem 887 what slugs would you recommend trying?? ima fool with it this week sometime. any chance you wanna sell that moss 695 lol
Not sure as I dont shoot slugs in smooth bores. Never could hit much with them. Yea, there's a chance but it's extremely slim.
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"N" designates a 3" 20ga receiver on the standard weight frame (12 ga frame). It was before they came out with the "LW" models. "X" at the end also designates the same, except it is a 2-3/4" receiver made from the standard weight frame. I have a custom barrel that was made for the "X" or "N" receivers. Older 870 barrels will not fit the newer LW 870 receivers of that time.
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Originally posted by Texas Grown View PostBecause most barrels are removable via barrel nut, barrels have a tendency to shift when shot, even though they may seem tight in the receiver. If you have a scope mounted to a receiver, and the barrel shifts, the point of impact shifts to where the barrel is pointing, not where the scope is looking. That changes the point of impact at longer distances. But still works with shot shells because shot shells spread. With a cantilever scope mount, the scope is always pointing where it was sighted in at, even if the barrel shifts in the receiver of the shotgun. You can even further increase the accuracy of the gun by "pinning" the barrel or making it permanent. This is what specialty slug guns do such as the Savage 212 and 220. The barrel on those are fixed in place. Hope that makes some sense to ya.
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Originally posted by EastTxHog View Postopinions on the Mossberg 500 with the rifled barrel? I was looking at them for the public land I hunt says you can shoot a slug 100-150 accurately with them. wondering how true that really is!
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