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12guage solids or sgs
      #30834 - 10/05/05 07:50 PM

i do alot of pid hunting with my sxs and i use solids and sgs and they work great and i wanted to know if anyone else did the same and if not what people think

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Re: 12guage solids or sgs [Re: 303]
      #30838 - 10/05/05 09:01 PM

I have used solids (winchester type) on pigs but don't really like them, Brenneke type are much better IMO, but cost a hell of a lot more! Unless your SxS has slug chokes then the winny type just get squashed coming out of the barrel and you lose a lot of accuracy. SG's are fine too but can be improved on, I used a small fishing sinker mould to make tri-ball buckshot (like the dixie ones) and they worked awesome up close in my mates SxS.

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Re: 12guage solids or sgs [Re: tunofun]
      #30845 - 10/05/05 11:18 PM

Agree with tunofun on the solids: Brennekes are great, the rest don't rate!

I've used SSGs a few times years ago in the North Queensland 'J', never killed a pig dead with a single shot. I've also seen a couple of big Territory boars cop a load of SG and run off in the thick stuff never to be found.

They don't run away after a fair hit with a big blue-nose Woodleigh!

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Re: 12guage solids or sgs [Re: 303]
      #30863 - 11/05/05 04:12 AM

I have used SGs on wild boar and the effect is devastating,the animal drops in its tracks.I was recently presented with a box of hollow point solids(Remington)but am afraid to use them in my 12 gauge auto as it may damage the weapon.What do you think.

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Re: 12guage solids or sgs [Re: Marrakai]
      #30959 - 13/05/05 12:26 AM

Has anyone used canister loads (one big ball and several SG's) on pigs? I always think the empty space in the shell is wasted!

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Re: 12guage solids or sgs [Re: tunofun]
      #35514 - 06/08/05 03:56 PM

Does any manufacturer sell cannister loads "one big ball and some SGs?" or are they just a handloading proposition?

BTW ,I have used both solids and SGs and I think I prefer SGs on pigs. The Solids (the ones which look like thimbles) definitley did a lot of damage when I got the pig ,but I liked have 9 balls spread out when snap shooting mobs up close. I sometimes put a solid in the right barrel and SGs in the left. Not that I had time to think about which trigger to pull in each situation


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