[loofa]

I was using a cheap red dot and shooting off my bag. Ammo was Fiocchi Low Recoil 1 oz rifled slugs.

First photo is 6 shots at 30 feet; managed to put all 6 slugs all in the same hole. Second photo is a repeat of the first for the lower grouping; top grouping is 6 shots at 60 feet.

Ran 30 rounds in total through the weapon and had zero issues. Folks at the range seemed impressed with the results.

 

[speedmaster]

I had the same results through mine. Only had to shoot 5 slugs at 25 yds because mine was dead on with magpul sights. hadn't shot with my red dot yet.

 

[BlakeHanson]

I was using a cheap red dot and shooting off my bag. Ammo was Fiocchi Low Recoil 1 oz rifled slugs.

First photo is 6 shots at 30 feet; managed to put all 6 slugs all in the same hole. Second photo is a repeat of the first for the lower grouping; top grouping is 6 shots at 60 feet.

Ran 30 rounds in total through the weapon and had zero issues. Folks at the range seemed impressed with the results.

The little gun rocks! (much to the dismay of others).

Wait until you see the power that even one 1-oz slug (2491 ft/lbs) is packing.
Shoot a milk jug full of water.
It makes a 44 mag (625-1000 ft/lbs) look like a .25 ACP:rayof:.
12 gauge slug devastation:
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmQFzw11QxY"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmQFzw11QxY[/ame]

 

[loofa]

Oh, I know. Most of what I shot was "reduced recoil" loads. I did throw a few "+P" triple-o down range when the rangemaster was away. That got everyone's attention! Turned my target into a jigsaw puzzle, though.

The KSG is awesome. Bet you guys already know that.

 

[BlakeHanson]

Oh, I know. Most of what I shot was "reduced recoil" loads. I did throw a few "+P" triple-o down range when the rangemaster was away. That got everyone's attention! Turned my target into a jigsaw puzzle, though.

The KSG is awesome. Bet you guys already know that.

You've realized despite it's diminutive size, it is capable of producing a devastating amount of fire-power due to it's groundbreaking design.

You have to be careful though, you may find yourself on our side of the fence defending it when a user of one KSG, (out of thousands), has a problem with theirs and rants for days about how it is the worst piece of crap Eh-eh-eveeer made!

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It can be trying at times.

p.s. And yes, with a choke adapter and the right choke and a red/green-dot sight, you can shoot the snot out of skeet with it. I've seen me do it.

 

[speedmaster]

I have done it with others peoples ksg down in Kentucky but not with my Ksg yet. I can't wait.

 

[850sub]

I have done it with others peoples ksg down in Kentucky but not with my Ksg yet. I can't wait.

Awesome. What are your build plans?

 

[BlakeHanson]

Awesome. What are your build plans?

He should be all set.
He's got a red/green sight and choke adapter on his.
That's all it takes.
He just has to figure out which choke fits how he shoots best. Early or late.
Improved-cylinder, modified, or full?

Decisions, decisions...

 

[MadDogDan]

I use my KSG for local 3-gun matches. I am using an Aimpoint T1 Micro for an optic. Quite often we have stages where your shotgun targets are steel poppers but when they fall they trigger a thrower that throws clay birds. To make things more interesting we use the mini birds which are about 1/3 the size of a normal clay. Even though the KSG has a cylinder bore barrel I have no problems busting these mini clays.