I did some shooting with the A-bolt slug gun awhile back and finally got around to scanning some targets. Pretty good shooting gun with the right slugs. After 4 or 5 boxes of Winchester Supreme Partition Golds that shot great in the Marlin, I couldn't figure out why 2-3" at 50y was the best I could do(that was expensive at $12/box!). I bought a box of the new Remington Buckhammer's and whala, cloverleaf groups. I gotta say those Buckhammer's cut a pretty hole in a target. About like 1 1/4 oz wadcutter. Take about a meplate! The Lightfields were just about as good accuracy-wise.
Here's a 5 shot group. I think the recoil got to me and I flinched that flyer out of the group:

I was a little suprised that the big 1+ ounce slugs out performed the smaller 385 grain Winchester slugs.
My Marlin 512B has a twist of 1 in 28" and likes the 385 gr Win slugs but wouldn't shoot the big 1 1/8 and 1 1/4 oz slugs like Lightfield and the Buckhammer. The A-bolt has a 1 in 35" twist and is the opposite. It did best with Buckhammers and Lightfields.
Must be something wierd with the sabots. Generally, a faster twist is needed to stabalize bigger bulltes. By the perfect holes those Buckhammer's cut I'd say they're plenty well stabalized!
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