“No longer just a slug gun, but not quite a rifle, it’s a Schrifle” TarHunt-Premier “NeoTec” Copper 365gr NeoTec Copper (green) slug. “The first, RIFLE DESIGN, ammo for rifled barrel slug guns”!! Introducing the newest 20ga Schrifle: “NeoTec Copper 365gr” bore size slug. The facts speak for themselves as seen in the accompanying photos below. Look […]
Read MoreTwo Different Barrel Upgrades for the Savage 220 I have lost track (hundreds) of the number of Savage 220 owners I have talked to since November 2016. It has becoming obvious that some OF THE EARLY 220 Savage slug guns; may have lose barrels barrels, a poor fit into their stock, or the barrel may […]
Read MoreBad News for H&R 960 Owners Even though the 20gr Schrifle™ Raptor Alv 270gr and the NeoTec™ Copper 365gr slug will stabilize in the 1-35 twist rate of the H&R; the bore size is still well over the size required to shoot a SAAMI diameter slug with good accuracy. Actually testing of your barrel is the […]
Read MoreSabot slug History and Other Helpful Slug Gun Facts. What is the 20ga “Schrifle”? The 20ga Schrifle™ Raptor™ Alv is a 270gr @1975fps High Performance non-sabot full bore size slug for rifled barrels. The 20ga Schrifle™ Neotec™ Copper 365gr (green) bore size slug @1800fps is a heavy hitter, max expanding slug with excellent weight retention. […]
Read MoreTarHunt built its first prototype slug gun in 1987 and began the manufacture of our first production model in 1990. Between that time and the present the one factor that has become the most evident is that our guns are not magic for the shooter.
Read MoreOver the years, there have been hundreds of questions asking about the use of mechanical recoil limiting rests to zero slug guns such as: “Would it be a wise move to build or use a locking type/heavy rest that would take all human error out of the process of sighting in a slug gun, except […]
Read MoreThe base of a muzzleloading sabot must expand and form the proper gas seal for your gun. This is dependent on two factors, the density of the sabot baser and the powder charge.
Read MoreYou’ve resigned yourself to the fact that you are going to take the time and effort to get out to the range to zero your gun and to do some target shooting. Here are some tips that will make your time on the range a little more rewarding. It may seem like a lot of trouble, […]
Read MoreFrom the time you pick up a firearm until the time you put it back down you become part of a system over which you have complete control and responsibility, You are the only part of the system that can make a gun safe … or unsafe. Please read the following safety rules carefully and […]
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