H&R Slughunter
- Thread starter jim1226
- Start date
ArchiePerry
Regular
- Location
- Fort McMurray
4.8 out of 5 for 18 reviews. sounds good to me!
http://reviews.cabelas.com/8815/224...luxe-shotguns-reviews/reviews.htm?sort=rating
I have an H&R Pardner with which I am content.
Maybe this one! Its got a smaller price, and what you lose in accuracy you can make up in follow up shots
http://www.cabelas.com/pump-action-h-r-pardner-tactical-shotgun-1.shtml
http://reviews.cabelas.com/8815/224...luxe-shotguns-reviews/reviews.htm?sort=rating
I have an H&R Pardner with which I am content.
Maybe this one! Its got a smaller price, and what you lose in accuracy you can make up in follow up shots
http://www.cabelas.com/pump-action-h-r-pardner-tactical-shotgun-1.shtml
- Location
- Southern Vancouver Island
I really like mine. It shoots tight groups to 100 yds. with the right loads.
First thing to do if you get one is undo the butt pad and take out the
big chuck of steel rod in there so the gun won't feel so heavy to pack
around. These beasties are designed to shoot a sabot slug or full bore
paradox type bullet, not rifled slugs. For the money, these H&R guns
are hard to beat.
I reload using 1 1/4 oz. slugs from Slugs-R-Us in the States, and
these are very accurate projectiles. Check 'em out.
First thing to do if you get one is undo the butt pad and take out the
big chuck of steel rod in there so the gun won't feel so heavy to pack
around. These beasties are designed to shoot a sabot slug or full bore
paradox type bullet, not rifled slugs. For the money, these H&R guns
are hard to beat.
I reload using 1 1/4 oz. slugs from Slugs-R-Us in the States, and
these are very accurate projectiles. Check 'em out.
Tagged for interest. What gauge you looking at ?
From what Ive read they seem to be outstanding slug guns.
Main issues Ive READ about emphasis on read because I don't have my own yet.
They can be very picky on ammo? Which gun isn't within reason.
Very heavy, best suited for stand hunting.
Light primer strickes or fail to fires, seems to be resolved.
Any owners care to comment?
With right ammo very accurate. My two friends have them and they leave the rifle and the Browning BPS Slug gun at home to carry the H&R.
From what Ive read they seem to be outstanding slug guns.
Main issues Ive READ about emphasis on read because I don't have my own yet.
They can be very picky on ammo? Which gun isn't within reason.
Very heavy, best suited for stand hunting.
Light primer strickes or fail to fires, seems to be resolved.
Any owners care to comment?
With right ammo very accurate. My two friends have them and they leave the rifle and the Browning BPS Slug gun at home to carry the H&R.
- Location
- Southern Vancouver Island
The scope is a Nikko Sterling 4x32 that I picked up a few years back.
I wish I had a few more of them, cause they're so clear.
I wish I had a few more of them, cause they're so clear.
- Location
- Southern Vancouver Island
Using the Slugs-R-Us projectiles on top of 28gr. Blue Dot I'm getting one
ragged hole groups at 30 yds. Velocity with this load is around 1100fps.
Slapping an 8" gong at 80yds. is easy from the bench.
This is a nice load for deer and black bear if the shot is taken below 100yds.
Preferably at 50 or less.
ragged hole groups at 30 yds. Velocity with this load is around 1100fps.
Slapping an 8" gong at 80yds. is easy from the bench.
This is a nice load for deer and black bear if the shot is taken below 100yds.
Preferably at 50 or less.
