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| Doug's 410 SLUGS: Gun Pictures |
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| My "little" test gun for 410 slugs, I swear you could shoot a much bigger cartridge throught it. Built like a tank. Many of my slug patterns were shot through this to test the usefulness of the projectile. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| My "Contender" Shoots 3".410 shot, or a .45 colt offering. Has a removeable choke tube for the shot pattern. This gun has harvested many game birds (legal where I live) Interestingly, it does not rip your hand off while shooting. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| This is my best slug gun. A 1938 model 240 Savage over and under that was converted to shoot slugs (fuzzy pic, but look at the sights) It has two hammers, side by side, and two triggers. It will shoot slugs quite well out of the .388 bore. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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