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pete80 · November 3, 1999, 04:23 PM

For HD, go with a premium Tactical Buckshot load. These are typically low-recoiling rounds that still pack 12 gauge punch. Keep in mind that buckshot can and will penetrate through sheet rock and light cover inside of a house. Slugs should be avoided due to their inherent ability to penetrate through human targets as well as light barriers behind the human target! A good investment is a weapon light for your shotgun. With this, you can keep both hands on the gun without having to wrestle with a free flashlight. Sure-fire makes the best weapon light for $150.

November 3, 1999, 04:23 PM	#8
pete80 Senior Member Join Date: July 4, 1999 Posts: 454	For HD, go with a premium Tactical Buckshot load. These are typically low-recoiling rounds that still pack 12 gauge punch. Keep in mind that buckshot can and will penetrate through sheet rock and light cover inside of a house. Slugs should be avoided due to their inherent ability to penetrate through human targets as well as light barriers behind the human target! A good investment is a weapon light for your shotgun. With this, you can keep both hands on the gun without having to wrestle with a free flashlight. Sure-fire makes the best weapon light for $150.