Gearing up for the upcoming shotgun season, I added a sling, buttstock ammunition carrier, and bipod. Also scored 3 boxes of Lightfield 2 3/4" Sabot Slugs for $10 each. Lately I've been seeing them going for $15.
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Accessories for the Slug Gun
- Thread starter Viper22
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Looks good!
I was thinking of picking up one of these (I am assuming it is the H&R ultra Slug hunter) but I was wondering if you can get a replacement smooth bore barrel from H&R for it, preferably one with screw in chokes like on their turkey gun?
I've looked at the website they have for their accessory barrel program but i find the info lacking...
Does anyone have experience with their barrels or know off hand what is compatible with the slug hunter?
I was thinking of picking up one of these (I am assuming it is the H&R ultra Slug hunter) but I was wondering if you can get a replacement smooth bore barrel from H&R for it, preferably one with screw in chokes like on their turkey gun?
I've looked at the website they have for their accessory barrel program but i find the info lacking...
Does anyone have experience with their barrels or know off hand what is compatible with the slug hunter?
From info I read on the NEF/H&R website any reciever with the prefix N (There's one more prefix....I just forget which) can be fitted for other barrels.
My slug hunter has the prefix N which means I can have other barrels fitted for it.
Take another look at their website. It will give the second prefix that can have barrels fitted for it.
My slug hunter has the prefix N which means I can have other barrels fitted for it.
Take another look at their website. It will give the second prefix that can have barrels fitted for it.
J
Jose
Why a bipod? You should be able to easily make a 150 - 200 yard shot without one. And I would not push a slug gun much past 150.
Got the bipod on it for a few reasons.
First off, I need to sight in the scope. I'll use the bipod on the bench.
Secondly, there's a few hunting spots where I'll be able to use fallen trees and rock walls as "blinds" and the bipod may come in useful if I want to use the fallen trees or rock wall to steady my shot.
Thirdly, it looked good in the picture!![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Oh yeah, and it was leftover from a .22 rifle that I sold.
Anyway, depending on what type of shot I have and what cover I'm using its worth keeping the bipod on the shotgun. It isn't in the way and doesn't weigh much, so why not?
First off, I need to sight in the scope. I'll use the bipod on the bench.
Secondly, there's a few hunting spots where I'll be able to use fallen trees and rock walls as "blinds" and the bipod may come in useful if I want to use the fallen trees or rock wall to steady my shot.
Thirdly, it looked good in the picture!
Oh yeah, and it was leftover from a .22 rifle that I sold.
Anyway, depending on what type of shot I have and what cover I'm using its worth keeping the bipod on the shotgun. It isn't in the way and doesn't weigh much, so why not?
