20 gauge slugs

[fishinjosh98]

Im thin of just using slugs this year for deer. What are the most prefferrd for deer? and what choke tube do I use when shooting slugs?

[Fins-n-feathers]

I asked a question about slugs awhile back and got some good answers, but I ended up using a rifle so I cant remember what they were. I can't find the thread - anybody have a link?

[picksbigwagon]

For smooth bore, modified choke and federal truball slugs is all my friends in Iowa use with their 20 ga smooth bores. I use hornady ssy's in my rifled slug barrel.

[carpshooterdeluxe]

cylinder, skeet, improved cylinder, rifled slug chokes, mod, try any of those with a hand full of different brands and see what kind of accuracy you get. I liked the brennekes in my old 20 gauge wing master, that had a fixed mod choke in it.

[96trigger]

I agree with carpshooter. Every gun shoots slugs a little different. Use either modified or cylinder choke. Its likely you may not have the others. I have heard nothing but good things about the federal trueballs and I shot the brennekes when I had smoothbore and really liked them. Figure out what your gun likes and go from there.

[DRH1175]

No choke to very little choke is best. So Cylinder or improved cylinder is what I use. If using a Foster, The slug expands to your barrel. So having a tight choke like Modified or full would actually effect accuracy. In my Rem 20 ga I like Remington Slugger and Fed Tru-ball. Take a few different brands to the range and see what your gun likes.