need some information-Tamer

[scout4]

Hello Men. Hows everyone doin? Need some info. on the H&R Tamer. I'd like to know how both the 410 & 20 shoot slugs, like what can be expected for accuracy even at just 20 yards? Hows the recoil with that kind of stock? I understand that both 410 & 20 are full choke, so shooting shot ought to be just fine. In my old 410, I shot remington 11/16 oz. #6 and this patterned good, but this was a much longer barrel. Do you think barrel length makes a difference? Okay then. I sure do appreciate anyones helpful information. Thanks! scout4<><

[STUMPJMPR]

at 20 yards with slugs you should hit what your shooting at...Full chokes aren't the best for slugs but they will shoot out of any choke....As far as the choke goes a full choke shoots about the same out of any barrel length....20 yards will be about max for the 410 and 40 yards would be about max for the 20

[stimpylu32]

scout4

From what I have found the full choke is not going to be as much of an issue as the sight picture of the Tamer , with it only having a bead front and no rear site you are just guessing as to were your shot will be unless you spend some time to test it out .

As for the stock , I happen to like the ones that I have owned , the recoil is on par with what you will get with the standard Tupperwear Monti-carlo's from H&R , and I do like the idea of extra shells in the stock .

stimpy

[Markus]

I've got a 410 tamer barrel that needs to be tested, maybe I can let you know later today.

[Cookiemann]

I'm not a marksman and I can put 3 in the red with my 410 Tamer.  I have wood stocks on it, just because I don't really care for the Tamer stocks.
I have handled a 20ga Tamer at Gander Mtn.  It had a Mod choke on it.  Still haven't picked one up, but plan to very soon.

cookiemann

[scout4]

Thank You Men very much for your information! As always I appreciate your input. stimpylu32 is that type of stock dense enough to screw in sling swivel studs? Thanks for your reply! Hey Cookiemann! you know the 410 I had modified to be a slug shooter, had to sell it ...lookin now for just  a good little field gun and figured one of these would work well for that. Have a great day! scout4<><

[stimpylu32]

scout4

Ya , its just like you would do with wood , pre drill a pilot hole and screw in the stud on the butt , as for the forarm those are the same as they use on all the Syn, models , it may or may not be pre drilled but it has a place to put one .

stimpy