are hornady sst slugs sabot?
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Hornady® SST Sabot Slugs. Over the years, hunting with shotgun slugs meant being satisfied with "good enough" accuracy. Such drawbacks are now in the past. ... The SST™ bullet features the aerodynamic FlexTip® found on LEVERevolution® ammo, allowing these slugs to deliver sub-2" 100-yard groups.
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Regarding the skeet choke, the best way to shoot a slug is out of a cylinder barrel. Barring that, your skeet choke should work just fine.
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The Black has a brass colored primer. The Custom comes in a normal looking Hornady box, and the Black comes in a black box. Ballistically, they are identical.
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(437.5 grain) 2 3/4" Foster shotgun slug (12 gauge) achieves a velocity of approximately 1,560 fps with a muzzle energy of 2,363 ft. ... The 3" slugs travel at around 1,760 fps with a muzzle energy 3,105 ft-lbs. In contrast, a . 30-06 bullet weighing 150 grains at a velocity of 2,600 fps achieves an energy of 2,250 ft-lbs.
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Flechette are just 1" spikes (basically) that you load in front of the powder in a shotgun shell. The 12 gauge sabot is a high speed slug that has a muzzle velocity of 2000fps (compare to 9x19 parabellum at 1,200fps) it can absolutely pierce armor.
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I tried several A-bolts-- the fully rifled version was the most accurate slug gun I had ever seen at that time. The rifled tube attempt was wonderfully adequate. As to a screw-choke tube being more accurate than a fully rifled barrel, the theory behind that one must be a new branch of physics, gun design, or both.
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In almost all cases, you should only use rifled slugs in smoothbore barrels. If you have a rifled shotgun barrel, you're going to want sabot slugs.
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There are also restrictions against shooting lead ammo in the SoCal 'Condor Zones'. Some private ranges may restrict bullet types, commonly steel-core, rarely leaded or FMJ. Yes, if it is not AP, tracers, or incendiary its legal. Tracers, Armor piercing, Incendiary, and all 50 BMG rounds are illegal.
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The PPSh is a magazine-fed selective fire submachine gun using an open bolt, blowback action. Made largely of stamped steel, it can be loaded with either a box or drum magazine and fires the 7.62×25mm Tokarev pistol round.
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Aguila is well known for its high quality and guaranteed accuracy. Known as a dependable ammunition, Aguila's established reputation is due to TECNOS' strict quality control system and highly advanced technological equipment. Aguila currently specializes in rimfire, shotshells, and centerfire ammunition.
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PMC Bronze is GTG. Great for reloading also. It's good stuff and makes great range ammo. If you can find it in stock at a decent price, I wouldn't hesitate to buy it.
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Hornady dies are fine but that makes them no better than other common brands. If the 'tight die' issue was specifically related to the use of One-Shot as a lube (per the OP), that may be what they call a clue.
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The biggest drawback is the barrels aren't chrome lined (which is why stainless steel is the next best for me) so I made this post to try and get a few pictures of mini 14 or 30 bores to see the rifling.
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As long as it does not have an over bored barrel slugs are good to go. You can shoot slugs out of any choke including full chokes. It's been done for years with fixed full choke shotguns with no ill effects. If your shot gun has screw in tubes use modified or less or a rifled choke tube.
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['Hornady. Hornady has always been traditionally known for quality hunting rounds. ... ', "Remington. We can't really talk about popular ammo brands without mentioning Remington. ... ", 'Winchester. ... ', 'Nosler. ... ', 'Speer.']
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From what I have seen the LWRC has some accuracy issues with the cheaper 55gr and 62gr ammo but is ridiculously good with the heavier rounds. ... Both are really good barrels... if you are going to put 15,000 rounds through it, I might go with the LWRC but otherwise I think the Noveske will be good.
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Yes, PPU is good quality brass, I've used it in several magnum chamberings and it stands up well to reloading.... It used to be sold here branded as highland ammo (you might find old stock hanging around), also as new unprimed brass.