.410 Slug Accuracy Test Sterling BPS AGC ATI

Published on August 20, 2023
Duration: 25:19

This video tests the accuracy of various .410 shotgun slugs at 40 yards, comparing them to Winchester brand slugs as a control. The presenter found that Sterling, BPS, and AGC slugs performed poorly, exhibiting significant inaccuracy and flyers. ATI slugs showed some promise with a tight group, but also produced flyers. The video highlights the importance of reliable ammunition for consistent performance.

Quick Summary

In a .410 slug accuracy test at 40 yards, Sterling, BPS, and AGC slugs performed poorly, exhibiting extreme inaccuracy and inconsistent point of impact. Winchester slugs served as a reliable control, consistently producing tight groups, while ATI slugs showed mixed results with some tight groups but also flyers.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Test Setup
  2. 00:51Ammunition Overview
  3. 04:00Firearm Setup: Stevens 301 Turkey
  4. 04:44Target Setup & Conditions
  5. 05:01Winchester Control Group
  6. 07:16Sterling .410 Slug Test
  7. 13:11BPS .410 Slug Test
  8. 14:34AGC .410 Slug Test
  9. 18:34ATI .410 Slug Test
  10. 22:03Results Summary & Next Steps
  11. 23:33Long Range Considerations

Frequently Asked Questions

How did Sterling .410 slugs perform in accuracy tests?

Sterling .410 slugs demonstrated extreme inaccuracy at 40 yards, with shots missing the target entirely or landing far off from the intended aim point. The presenter concluded they were 'all over the place' and a 'no-go'.

What were the results of the BPS .410 slug accuracy test?

BPS .410 slugs produced a very large group size, measuring approximately 7-8 inches at 40 yards. The presenter described the load as a 'massive group' and a 'huge disappointment'.

How did AGC .410 slugs perform compared to Winchester slugs?

AGC .410 slugs showed poor accuracy and inconsistent point of impact, frequently missing the target or landing high and left. This contrasted sharply with the tight groups achieved by Winchester slugs, indicating the AGC ammunition was unreliable.

Were ATI .410 slugs accurate at 40 yards?

ATI .410 slugs showed some initial promise with a tight group, but also produced flyers, indicating inconsistent performance. While better than some other tested brands, they were still considered a 'huge disappointment' due to the flyers.

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