Doubt it's more effective than a load of #4s and hitting something moving faster than a duck might take a little practice!
http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone...shotgun-shells
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Doubt it's more effective than a load of #4s and hitting something moving faster than a duck might take a little practice!
http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone...shotgun-shells
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I saw something like this advertised for sale recently, can't remember where.
Guess they're still figuring out legalities. I live in the sticks and would have no problem shooting a drone with conventional shotgun ammo if I thought someone were spying on me or mine.
range of ??? Sound like a ton of BS as how far would that travel? Yards that its effective would be low. As a goose hunter we are all look for the cheap enough shell to take geese at 60 + yards. Even the 8 gauge if they would make it would have an effective range of ?? Sound like TSS and good load of say 2's would be money better spent. Even TSS for a goose hunter would be to say 100-110 yards maybe but spread counts, cost would 4,5,6 bucks a shot.
Just talked to buddy snow hunting and darn birds just were holding out of range. Told him he needs a load of 5 or 6 's TSS and a bunch of cash for them 80 yard geese, we laughed.
Tungsten Super Shot
A drone has no business peeping in no ones window and should be fair game when caught doing it.
This is a modified Kentucky cat load. The original load used a long piece of thin wire that had split shot sinkers crimped to it for the payload.
I think for drone season I would just use the lead waterfowl loads the libs banned in the 70s.
BB
Well Hogtamer, I think loading those on the Spolar is going to be a challenge. Agree with Teddy, cannot see them having much range.
BTW, last time I checked, we cannot shoot down drones legally, even if they are over our property. One thing about living in the sticks is I have never seen one and if I did...well...accidents happen.
Yikes! I bet those cost a bit to develop and load. As long as the taxpayer is footing the bill cost doesn't much matter.
I agree with Teddy ~ a larger bore with larger shot like 10 ga. or 8 ga. would likely be better.
And better again would be a .22 rimfire mini gun... or maybe this:
http://www.scout.com/military/warrio...-rounds-minute
If you want to down it without destroying the electronics, shot may not be the best answer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hogtamer
I am not much of a shotgunner but before I read the reply's I thought what's wrong with a stout load of #2's. Looks like someone has found an expensive solution they want to sell and needed a problem.
Dave
In the old days of goose hunting it was fairly common to wire buckshot together with steel fishing leaders. This is just more refined.
I like that 40mm version. Soldiers will be needing this stuff in the future.
Please note that it needs a rifled choke to work.