10 GAUGE SNIPER 🎯

Published on September 29, 2022
Duration: 13:12

This guide details the technique for making a long-range shot with a 10-gauge shotgun, as demonstrated by Scott from Kentucky Ballistics. It emphasizes using a stable shooting platform and the bead sight for accuracy at distances up to 160 yards. The content highlights Scott's expertise in unconventional long-range shooting with shotguns.

Quick Summary

Scott from Kentucky Ballistics successfully makes a 160-yard sniper shot with a 10-gauge slug using a Marlin Super Goose shotgun. The demonstration highlights the importance of a stable shooting platform, like a Honda Big Red 3-wheeler, and precise aiming with a bead sight for long-range accuracy.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit
  2. 00:55Introduction to 10 Gauge
  3. 01:12Marlin Super Goose Specs
  4. 01:31Shell Comparison
  5. 02:21Close Range Shooting
  6. 03:4150-Yard Spread Test
  7. 04:32100-Yard Spread Test
  8. 05:33Shooting Food Targets
  9. 10:09160-Yard Sniper Shot

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the effective range of a 10-gauge shotgun for accuracy?

While typically used for shorter ranges, this video demonstrates a successful 160-yard sniper shot with a 10-gauge slug, showcasing its potential for accuracy at extended distances when using appropriate ammunition and technique.

How can I improve long-range accuracy with a shotgun?

Utilizing a stable shooting platform, such as a rest or a vehicle, is crucial. Employing specialized ammunition like slugs and practicing a smooth trigger pull with a clear sight picture are key for achieving accuracy at longer ranges.

What are the key features of the Marlin Super Goose 10-gauge shotgun?

The Marlin Super Goose is a bolt-action, magazine-fed 10-gauge shotgun notable for its exceptionally long 34-inch barrel, which contributes to its potential for accuracy and range.

What is the difference between 10-gauge and 12-gauge shotgun shells?

10-gauge shells are significantly larger in both diameter and length than 12-gauge shells, allowing for a greater payload of shot or a larger slug. This difference contributes to the 10-gauge's increased power and range potential.

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