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Always stand for your right to keep and arm posts !

Check the Length of Pull . Some of those Mossbergs run 14 and Half inch . If your under six foot tall , that's probably way too much . The cheap 1 oz. game loads will give you low recoil .

Less than MAX is probably going to be most accurate . You have to do load development , each barrel is different .

The Bullet , the aim , the Trigger squeeze .....far more important than the difference between .277 and .308 . Which do you own ? Which do you shoot more accurately with the proper bullet ? Vanilla Milkshake or Chocolate ?

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Your post prompted me to look into this , #4 buck . With these rounds , this is all one needs , for inside an apartment . This would be better , for those , that are "not into guns" . As they would not get their ammo mixed up ...

Matter of fact even #4 shot , .13 inch , will penetrate interior walls . But probably not , the ones , between apartments .

No , I was referring to #4 shot , .13 inch . I was not aware , of any Factory loaded #4 Buckshot in .410 . By the way , #4 Buckshot will penetrate interior walls .

A six pack of BEER , in cans , at the ready . The moment you spot bear , open a beer , set it down a back away slowly . Open another and set it down . If the Bear is not interested in the Beer , you have a problem . A Brenneke 2.75 inch slug will do the job , as long as you put it where it...

The .410 may be the perfect tool for that fellow . Recoil is not a problem with a .410 , and it is a lot more quiet than larger rounds as well . Forget about scaring someone with the sound of the action , your only setting yourself up for a big surprise . The whole idea is to keep...

Yeah ,that danged French writing can confuse anyone . Well actually , there are two reasons not yet mentioned , basically the same reasons that the US and Britain didn't go to 7mm as well . All three had actually considered a smaller caliber , 7mm for the US and Brits , and the Germans...

That should be a 22 inch barrel with a twist of 1 in 10 . http://savagearms.com/

Buckshot in all gauges was $4.70 for a twentyfive round box . Slugs for 25 rd . boxes ; .12 $5.85 .16 $5.55 .20 $5.35 .410 $5.05 Prices are from 1970 .

Hi Brass .12 gauge were $3.90 in 1970 . Hi Brass .16 gauge were $3.60 in 1970 . Hi Brass .20 gauge were $3.40 in 1970 . Hi Brass .28 gauge were $3.50 in 1970 . Three inch .410 were $3.10 in 1970 . Two and a half inch .410 were $2.60 in 1970 .