180pilot
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Has anyone heard of using BPI's .500 12 gauge collet sabot to shoot a .505 Gibbs bullet from a rifled shotgun barrel?
It appears the collet is designed for a 325 grain pistol bullet but may have some room for a longer bullet from picture on site below. Sabot cups are near bottom of page above Foster slugs:
http://ballisticproducts.com/bpi/1products/components/slug/Slugs/slugs.htm
Edited by 180pilot (02/08/05 08:12 AM)
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475Guy
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I don't see why it shouldn't work out. It's just not my cup-o-tea to play with shotguns and sabots when I've got access to rifles of bigger calibers than I own. Tell you what, go ahead and try 'em out and report back to us with the results. It's gotta be interesting to say the least.
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180pilot
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OH, I have lots of boomers, but my nickle plated, REM. 870 Marine Mag.with rifled barrel, stays straped on my back when rafting AK. I kind of think of it as a 7 shot .727 caliber rifle. I'm just getting bored with the "lead slugs", and needed something to tinker with..besides the 730 grain Dixie Terminator. It only penetrates 42" of gel.
Edited by 180pilot (02/08/05 01:07 PM)
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