Yeah, keep saying that when the zombies attack.
Aaahhh, now you changed the scenario on me and we ain't talking traditional home defense. A tool for every task!
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Yeah, keep saying that when the zombies attack.
You need a blunderbussThree comments:
1- All of the guns shot pretty tight patterns, and shotgun "C" did measurablyvtighter groups than "B" despite both being cylinder bore (zero construction).
2- my 12" barreled sawed off shotty also gave much tighter pattern than the "conventional wisdom" or "rule of thumb" that said 1 inch of pattern spread per yard of distance to the target .
3-- If I want a shotgun for home defense, I expect a 10-yard shot at the longest.
More likely 3 or 5 yards.
I WANT a lot of spread at 10 yards.
I wish I could count on 1.5" of spread per yard of range.
Maybe if I were shooting small buckshot (#2 maybe) through a rifles slug barrel, I'd get that spread that would cover a bad guy's chest from nipple to nipple at typical H.D. distances.
I have a brand spanking new 870 police 14" with nothing done ,is this what you need?Not just the choke, but the backboring and forcing cone lengthening as well. Trying to get my hands on a 14" Modified choke barrel that hasn't had the mods done to it so that I can compare the difference.
Aaahhh, now you changed the scenario on me and we ain't talking traditional home defense. A tool for every task!
Still don't see the attraction of a SG for SD. Why not an SBR?
No question of stopping power, but don't miss. That second shot is going to take a while to get off with any accuracy.Disregard the face, look at center mass. How many 9mm rounds just went into that guy with one shot?View attachment 1242530
Three comments:
1- All of the guns shot pretty tight patterns, and shotgun "C" did measurablyvtighter groups than "B" despite both being cylinder bore (zero construction).
2- my 12" barreled sawed off shotty also gave much tighter pattern than the "conventional wisdom" or "rule of thumb" that said 1 inch of pattern spread per yard of distance to the target .
3-- If I want a shotgun for home defense, I expect a 10-yard shot at the longest.
More likely 3 or 5 yards.
I WANT a lot of spread at 10 yards.
I wish I could count on 1.5" of spread per yard of range.
Maybe if I were shooting small buckshot (#2 maybe) through a rifles slug barrel, I'd get that spread that would cover a bad guy's chest from nipple to nipple at typical H.D. distances.
No question of stopping power, but don't miss. That second shot is going to take a while to get off with any accuracy.
Also, what was the distance? Much more than typical HD ranges.
I know a way to get a perfect pattern with no spread at all as far out as you want.I'm the opposite.......I want the pattern as tight as I can possibly get it. I do not want stray pellets, and I want all 9 pellets to strike to the desired target area.