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Nnobby45 · July 1, 2005, 08:59 PM

I essentially agree with Dave, however I would point out the availability of low recoil slugs and buckshot (law enforcement ammo). Recoil is quite manageable in these loads--on par with 12 ga. skeet loads. Street results for this ammo show it loses nothing in the stopping power department. Win. LE Ranger slugs or buckshot, Federal LE 132-00, LE 132-000, or LE133-00 8 pellet, or LE 127RS slugs. Try Ammoman.

For practice, I've used the Win. reduced recoil and noise (feather) loads that I think Dave was referring to.

July 1, 2005, 08:59 PM	#6
Nnobby45 Senior Member Join Date: November 20, 2004 Posts: 3,150	I essentially agree with Dave, however I would point out the availability of low recoil slugs and buckshot (law enforcement ammo). Recoil is quite manageable in these loads--on par with 12 ga. skeet loads. Street results for this ammo show it loses nothing in the stopping power department. Win. LE Ranger slugs or buckshot, Federal LE 132-00, LE 132-000, or LE133-00 8 pellet, or LE 127RS slugs. Try Ammoman. For practice, I've used the Win. reduced recoil and noise (feather) loads that I think Dave was referring to.