See how #4 buckshot patterns for her shotgun. That many .243 pellets put the odds in her favor
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Guys, she can't shoot a rifle accurately with the shakes how do you expect her to do it with a slug? Go out, pattern which buckshot shoots best and just don't take any shots over 40 yards and the deer is done for. And as far as "ruining" meat. I had a couple pieces of blood shot meat with buckshot but I still managed to get 53 pounds of boneless meat processed, just shoot a tad behind the shoulder and you won't have any probs.
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The 20ga winchester supreme slugs are 44mag Hornady XTP bullets in a 20ga Sabot.
Minimal recoil and good knock down power. Coming out of a rifle /shotgun sized gun, the recoil will be nil. Now the Forster type slugs(rifled slugs) are real azz kickers. I can see why she would shy away from those. But look at the saboted slugs. Less recoil and good killing power.
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My son absolutely crushes pigs with buckshot out of our bow blinds. Reduced recoil loads have a very acceptable kick for ladies and kids. My son is nine and 55 lbs. and has no problem with the kick. We use a Caldwell tripod to hold the gun so all he has to do is put the red dot on the pigs ear and pull the trigger. Usually ends up being an immediate dirt nap.
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Originally posted by Buckshot-73 View PostJason, with all due respect, (and I mean that)..
If she has trouble with a rifle, or a slug gun,,, what difference is a shotgun with buckshot??
The above doe was shot at 12 yrds. Facing a dear friend of mine. Flipped her over backwards.
I hear ya bud. But at 30 yards if she's shaking a little the buckshot is more forgiving with the shot. Or 40 yards. No doubt when you connect with a slug it's bad business for whatever is on the receiving end. Personally I prefer 00 to a slug for 40-50 and closer. I don't like messing with them unless it's farther out. Just with a situation like the OP is having buckshot and a pile of corn 25-30 yards out is hard to beat. That's what Landrover and I did with his nephew several years ago. He had never deer hunted. We put him in a tripod and he killed two Doe (DRT) the first morning.
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Originally posted by talltexasshoote View PostMy son absolutely crushes pigs with buckshot out of our bow blinds. Reduced recoil loads have a very acceptable kick for ladies and kids. My son is nine and 55 lbs. and has no problem with the kick. We use a Caldwell tripod to hold the gun so all he has to do is put the red dot on the pigs ear and pull the trigger. Usually ends up being an immediate dirt nap.
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