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Offline eod20

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tracker vs USH
« on: November 04, 2008, 05:26:07 PM »
i need some help with information on the tracker and USH    has anyone noticed an advantage of one over the other for accuracy    i want to get a 20ga rifled barrel but which one?   
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Re: tracker vs USH
« Reply #1 on: November 04, 2008, 06:07:07 PM »
Since the Tracker II has iron sights only and the USH has a scope mount, the potential for better accuracy should go to the USH IMO.  ;) I think if I was buying a slug gun, I'd go with the 20ga Ultra Light Slug Hunter, it's about 3lbs lighter than the USH and comes with a scope rail instead of sights like the Tracker II, of course I have old eyes, someone with young eyes may not think the same way!! :D 

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Re: tracker vs USH
« Reply #2 on: November 05, 2008, 12:57:31 AM »
I would expect the heavier barrel to be the most accurate. Now, with that said I own both the Tracker II and USH in 20 GA. They have different purposes, the Tracker II is used in very thick cover where a 50 yrd shot will be long and carrying the gun is difficult. The USH is used in open fields where shots may be 150 yds. and I will probably be stand hunting. As for accuracy, the USH with a scope will naturally be more accurate than open sights. Also, the USH has considerably less recoil due to it's weight. My experience is both are as accurate as I am given the sighting choices. JamesIII