"Lathe" turned shotgun slugs.

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"Lathe" turned shotgun slugs.

#1 Post by dromia »

High Tech plastic bullets.

Eat your heart out Shooting Shed. lol



Said slugs in action.

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Re: "Lathe" turned shotgun slugs.

#2 Post by WelshShooter »

They not surprisingly well! My bum did twitch when Mike set the saw upside down to cut those slugs though...
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Re: "Lathe" turned shotgun slugs.

#3 Post by saddler »

Seems a lot of faff on for a few lightweight slugs
3D printing would open up possibilities, esp. if done around a suitable lead ball core.
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