No its a modified fixed barrel with bead. I ended up purchasing a savage 20 bore with changeable tubes and added some williams firesights. It was a cheap alternative and works quitw well. Picked up the gun for what mossberg wanted for a slug barrel. So my bird gun remained unmolested and i added to the collection. All goodI have a 24" slugger barrel on my 12 gauge with rifle sights and with rifled slugs I can hit a pumpkin at 100yds - what barrel is on it? Just a cylinder bore with bead sight? Might be cheaper to try to find a used rifled slug barrel or at least a slug barrel with sights
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Well that's your problem- you're only supposed to shoot slugs out of a smooth barrel, no chokes (like a smooth slugster or a cylinder bore), or out of a rifled slug barrel with sabot slugs. Shooting a slug from a choke will cause it to deform too much and tumble, at least that was my understanding.No its a modified fixed barrel with bead. I ended up purchasing a savage 20 bore with changeable tubes and added some williams firesights. It was a cheap alternative and works quitw well. Picked up the gun for what mossberg wanted for a slug barrel. So my bird gun remained unmolested and i added to the collection. All good
I'm still learning tooYou can shoot standard rifled slugs thru any modified or cylinder or improved cylibder etc.. Wether it has a choked barrel or use choke tube system is irrelevant. Performance will vary from gun to gun and ammo to ammo. My old mossy bird gun didnt happen to shoot slugs very well and a bead sight did not help. Now shooting the savage with rifle style sights currently with modified choke installed works quite satisfactorily with inexpensive federal slugs. It will easily put slug in vitals at 100 yards though it will doubtfully ever be used beyond about 50yds were its carried.
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