Met the eldest at the range today to mutually check out shotgun patterns and slug impacts. His patterns about 12 inches high at 75 feet and throws slugs about a 2 feet high at 50 yards. Mine patterns about at the bead at 75 feet and throws slugs 3 inches low and 6 inches left at 50 yards. At about 35 feet, we both blew out the center of the target with buckshot. He was using a modified choke tube, and I had improved cylinder installed.
Neither of us care about the slugs, except that a "tactical shotgun" course this summer requires some slug shooting. We both prefer #4 (about 0.24") buckshot to 00 buckshot (0.33") because of the increased number of hits and a more consistent pattern in both our guns. #4 has 27 pellets and 00 has 9 or 12 depending. Unfortunately #4 buck is harder to find in this neck of the woods.
I'm thinking about attaching a rear site the the barrel rib of my CZ. I'm concerned that if I do, I'll tend to use it even when not shooting slugs.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
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