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buckshot, bull s#!*

newbie here, gonna be ordering a AAA.25 from tony soon as the taxman’s done w/ me. CAN’T WAIT!!!! been reading the posts for a while, noticed one a couple months back talking about using #3 buckshot. anybody done any followup on that? want to set my baby up to shoot jerry’s slugs,but thought about buckshot for squirrels & smaller stuff, out to maybe 50 yards. also, has anyone had any experience w/ the slugs from mr.hollowpoint??? they seem kinda pricey, not for everyday use, but they might fill the bill for some things. appreciate all your help, in advance! later gators ! :bow:

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whatcha’ smokin’ on the big island? get any good shootin’ down there? :wave:

DOPE!

that’s exactly what i had in mind. just like i do w/ my p.b.’s different loads get different entries in my “bible”. that way i can keep track of poi’s velocities, etc. :thumb:

Welcome!

I’m happy that you are interested in the slugs (BTW, they are really not “Jerry’s slug’s,” they are a Barnes design and mold and my son Timmy makes them, I just do the selling and customer service…)

One thing you need to consider; you can’t have one set-up for ball and heavy slugs. The buckshot is 23.6gr IIRC and the lightest slug is over 60gr. If you get the gun set to shoot 60-88gr slugs at a good clip, the balls will be going supersonic and probably spraying by 50 yards. You’ll have to work on 2 settings that you can repeat. Fortunately, the Condor has adjustments that can be made pretty easy and quick…

yeah, i noticed! how the hell do i do that??? 😕

welcome and make ur av smaller its HUGE

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