Shotshow sbr that isn't a sbr question

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

I am doubtful that a smoothbore OR a "straight grooved, no-twist rifling" gun barrel can achieve 4 m.o.a. with conventional ammo. I'm thinking it would be more like 18 m.o.a. at 50 yards (9" group).
That being said, 9" at 50 yards is about the best I could hope to do with an open-sighted pistol, so maybe this very short carbine will have practical CQB accuracy.

 

[Kahrnut]

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[lostchild]

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[lostchild]

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[whiskerz]

I am doubtful that a smoothbore OR a "straight grooved, no-twist rifling" gun barrel can achieve 4 m.o.a. with conventional ammo. I'm thinking it would be more like 18 m.o.a. at 50 yards (9" group).
That being said, 9" at 50 yards is about the best I could hope to do with an open-sighted pistol, so maybe this very short carbine will have practical CQB accuracy.

You can do much better than 4moa with the right slugs in a smoothbore shotgun. Based on the targets the inventor of 1800's technology posted on another thread this gun shoots patterns more than groups. some projectiles hit sideways at 50 yards.

 

[lostchild]

I'm thinking it's being marketed as a close range truck or home defense weapon. 1-2 moa accuracy not that important.
The sbr that ain't. I can still see a major hassle when you get stopped by a Barney Fife type that isn't up to speed. To me, better to stick with an AR pistol. Prolly have the same problems if you run into "Ol' Barn" though.