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cleaning a rifled shotgun barrel and how often
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<blockquote data-quote="snox801" data-source="post: 1183620" data-attributes="member: 54383"><p>I started with the 12 and went back to 20 at longer ranges the 20 is much better. 20 is .45 cal and 12 is .56 cal for the accutips. Smaller for every other bullet. The socom is .458 so very close to 20 just has much more speed but still slow in the rifle world. I would stick to the 20 gauge all day. If your concerned about tracking I read a research artical on where to shoot deer for fastest kill. It is right in the shoulder. It actually works. They cut out head and neck cause of the large chance on a bad shot. I actually started driving it right into the shoulder for a few years and never had one make it more than 30 yards but wasted a lot of meat and as I got better at shooting and know what my gun would do I started to place shots better and learned to track much better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="snox801, post: 1183620, member: 54383"] I started with the 12 and went back to 20 at longer ranges the 20 is much better. 20 is .45 cal and 12 is .56 cal for the accutips. Smaller for every other bullet. The socom is .458 so very close to 20 just has much more speed but still slow in the rifle world. I would stick to the 20 gauge all day. If your concerned about tracking I read a research artical on where to shoot deer for fastest kill. It is right in the shoulder. It actually works. They cut out head and neck cause of the large chance on a bad shot. I actually started driving it right into the shoulder for a few years and never had one make it more than 30 yards but wasted a lot of meat and as I got better at shooting and know what my gun would do I started to place shots better and learned to track much better. [/QUOTE]
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