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Thoreau · February 4, 2008, 12:56 AM

On topic, the cheapest 12 guage slug rounds I've found for target practice are the wolf rifled found here:

http://www.abcoutdoors.com/home.php?...oduct&id=35066

Brenneke usually are the cheapest, but they are out of stock everywhere. Maybe they discontinued the KO line. I don't know.

Oh, and the rifled(foster) slugs work on smooth bore better. The sabot rounds work in rifled barrels better. Don't use sabot in a smooth bore. I hear it could be bad. The brenneke and other rifled on the slug varieties work best as a slug in smooth bore as compared to a solid ball. I notice that the recoil is lessened with rifled/ribbed slug rounds.

February 4, 2008, 12:56 AM	#6
Thoreau Member Join Date: September 22, 2007 Posts: 20	On topic, the cheapest 12 guage slug rounds I've found for target practice are the wolf rifled found here: http://www.abcoutdoors.com/home.php?...oduct&id=35066 Brenneke usually are the cheapest, but they are out of stock everywhere. Maybe they discontinued the KO line. I don't know. Oh, and the rifled(foster) slugs work on smooth bore better. The sabot rounds work in rifled barrels better. Don't use sabot in a smooth bore. I hear it could be bad. The brenneke and other rifled on the slug varieties work best as a slug in smooth bore as compared to a solid ball. I notice that the recoil is lessened with rifled/ribbed slug rounds.