As was posted before, I feel that 100 plus yards are the best range to test slugs. Anything less is a waste of time. If a cheap pellet is accurate to 75-100 yards, why triple the price to shoot a slug?
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To update my contribution to this old thread. Guns I know shoot slugs well are now the,This is a great subject but would be way more helpful if everyone would tell which slugs that are shooting well in their guns because there are so many options out there that will not work in the same gun. So, I have seen two that say Sumatra's like slugs but what kind? This kind of info could save people a lot of time and money with just a few details included.
the average LW is 1:17,7 and their polygon barrels are not well known slug shootersFrom my understanding FX NEEDS to make slug barrels because of their smooth-twist twist rates. FX rates twist rates are much slower than the average rifle, 1:30 or so for ST. Which is great for long range pellets, but not good for slugs. The average LW barrel is around 1:15 or 1:16 or so and do great with both. The FX liner are exactly the same twist as most LW barrels. There is no doubt FX makes great guns, but they are also great at marketing too.