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Savage 220f


Jswany04

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I really like the Leupold VX-2, 3-9x40, for which I have just not on my 220f, but on a few other slug guns. Lifetime warranty, clear clean optics, great customer service from Leupold, and their reputation is 2nd to none

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I would say the 12ga has more power, but with today's high tech ammo/slug guns the 20ga. is just outstanding, and think it will take down deer/black bear just as good if not better then the 12ga. Friend of mine took just under a 400 # bear this past season at 60 yds with the savage 220f, I myself have taken a few deer in the last few years with a 20ga all at 80 plus yards, all dropping in their tracks, including the one in my avatar. The 20ga. slug guns are lighter in weight, alot less recoil which doesn't cause flinching which will cause accuracy problems, the ammo (remington accutip 3") is 260 gr., at 1900 fps, more then enough for game

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if you or anyone want a dedicated slug gun only, and don't want to spend a lot of money I would say buy the Savage 220f, want to spend a little less then the H&R. I have both, and love them, the Savage is a tad better then the H&R

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I got it & like it a lot (20Gauge). Very accurate with the Remington Accutips in 3". It does not like any other slug. It can be a very picky gun on what it wants to shoot. The H&R is just as accurate & likes multiple type slugs.

 

Here is my Savage 220, 3shot group @ 100 yds using the 3'' Accutips. (Shooting for groups).

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I have a 220f and love it. I topped it with a Leupold VX-2 3-9x40 in matching camo. Great setup!! If you look at the ballistic charts between the 12 & 20 you'll be surprised how little you gain going with the 12.

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