12 gauge 2 3/4 target load slugs
- Thread starter chadeech
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Canadian_Zuk
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Pickering, Ontario
Seller and Bellot 2 5/8" 1oz sport slugs are usually less than $20/box of 25
Best deal you can have is get a 100 pack of birdshot and turn them into slugs with paraffin wax, or even use hot glue melted down, which they hit a bit harder then the waxers.
Cost me just over $32 the other day to get the 100 pack of 12gauge #4 birdshot target loads, cut the crimp off with a box cutter, melt paraffin wax with propane stove, mix birdshot into the wax or glue, and use a spoon and fill the shells wad back with wax or glue and birdshot and voila 30 cent slugs!.
100% reliable in my 12.5" Dominion Arms Grizzly and just as accurate as a normal slug pretty much, I'll be doing distance testing on my next shooting trip.
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An you can one hand them with ease.
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You can also make this on your stove in the kitchen it will stink up your house a bit so be warned there before hand, an you require NO reloading tools at all just use what is already in your home, but its good to get a dollar store pot or ladle to melt the wax or glue in, since its being mixed with lead.
Cost me just over $32 the other day to get the 100 pack of 12gauge #4 birdshot target loads, cut the crimp off with a box cutter, melt paraffin wax with propane stove, mix birdshot into the wax or glue, and use a spoon and fill the shells wad back with wax or glue and birdshot and voila 30 cent slugs!.
100% reliable in my 12.5" Dominion Arms Grizzly and just as accurate as a normal slug pretty much, I'll be doing distance testing on my next shooting trip.
[youtube]UpQGE4CzVho&feature=plcp[/youtube]
[youtube]c6eOuJSqylk&feature=plcp[/youtube]
An you can one hand them with ease.
[youtube]mJa2w0YC0Q0&feature=plcp[/youtube]
You can also make this on your stove in the kitchen it will stink up your house a bit so be warned there before hand, an you require NO reloading tools at all just use what is already in your home, but its good to get a dollar store pot or ladle to melt the wax or glue in, since its being mixed with lead.
