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Tarhunt or the Browning A-bolt slug gun that they don't make anymore. The Browning would actually cost you more.

For an inexspensive slug gun, I've been happy with my bolt action Savage 210.
 
TarHunt - i have heard good things
Mossberg 695 bolt action - I have one and it is a tack driver at 150 yrds with SST Slugs. No longer made. I gave $190 for mine and wuld do it again in a heartbeat.
Marlin SlugMaster - i have also heard good things. No longer made. Call some gun shops, pawn shops
 
NBF7240 said:
What slug gun would you buy if money was not a factor ?

I shoot a Benelli Super Black Eagle II,and IMO it's the best semi auto sold.
I beleive they make a slug barrel for it also.
 
renegade50 said:
tarhunt if money was not a factor i beleive right around 1200 dollars

h&r ultra slug hunter 12 or 20 gauge under 230 dollars new
slap a 200 dollar scope on it lupy vx 1 with wide duplex reticle
hornady sst slugs or hastings lasar accurate slugs
3 boxes of either under 30 dollars total

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I would rate them in this order if price were not an option. Although they are the most accurate, I personally would rate the single shot shotguns lower because I feel more comfortable knowing I have a follow up.

1. Tar Hunt
2. Browning A-Bolt
3. Savage 210
4. Hastings Custom Chambered Slug Shotgun (20ga 3 1/2" chamber)
5. H&R Ultra Slug Hunter in 20ga.
 
My vote is for the Savage 210f. Get you the rifle basix trigger and limbsaver recoil pad. Top it off with a good scope. Try the Winchester Partition golds and you want go wrong!

Happy Hunting
 
stik said:
NBF7240 said:
What slug gun would you buy if money was not a factor ?
none. i have no use for a slug gun. shotguns are for birds and rabbits. :grin:

You've obviously never seen what a 1 ounce slug will do to a 200+ lb animal at 50 yards. If you hit them in the chest, there is a 1 inch diameter entrance wound and no exit wound. You just find little pieces of lead through out the body cavity. Its a beautiful thing. I shot a 12 pt and I couldn't find the heart.
 
JimFromTN said:
stik said:
NBF7240 said:
What slug gun would you buy if money was not a factor ?
none. i have no use for a slug gun. shotguns are for birds and rabbits. :grin:

You've obviously never seen what a 1 ounce slug will do to a 200+ lb animal at 50 yards. If you hit them in the chest, there is a 1 inch diameter entrance wound and no exit wound. You just find little pieces of lead through out the body cavity. Its a beautiful thing. I shot a 12 pt and I couldn't find the heart.

Jim,
Absolutely- I've killed a lot of big deer in Minnesota with a 12 guage slug. Farthest was 125 yards (I have a BPS and a Hastings rifled barrel- shoots 1.5 inch groups @100 yards with the Federal Premium Barnes Sabots) and the deer took no more than 3 steps.

The 12 guage slug hits about as hard as a 300 magnum at 50 yards. They're tough to beat- I use mine a lot here in Tn if I'm hunting thickets in the evening. You will not have to look much for a blood trail.
 

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