https://www.gunsinternational.com/g...rifled-12ga-shotgun.cfm?gun_id=102194740

Outside of a custom built slug gun this is as good a one as you will ever find. They have gotten really expensive over the years. I think I paid 599 for one new.

I haven't shot all those listed but the most accurate slug gun I ever shot was a Single Shot H&R. They made them for a while with the 12ga built on a 10ga frame and heavier barrel while the 20ga was built on the 12ga frame. Sabot slugs 1.5 inches at 100 yards wasn't bad to me for a rifled shotgun barrel.

I had forgotten about those. I remember really wanting one when they were in production in the early Y2Ks.

If you want to drop some money. I second the 512 slugmaster if you can find one.
https://www.tarhunt.com/product-category/slug-guns-rifles/

The savage slug guns don’t shoot Hornady SSTs worth a damn. They will group Remington accutips very well though but hard to find. I use a savage 220 bolt action shotgun on Ft Hood where we can’t use a rifle.
Have killed many hogs and coyotes with it.

I'm not familiar with this Savage. besides the Remington Accutip and Hornady SST, what else can you shoot in this gun?

I like Federal Trophy Copper.

Did you retire that 870 12 gauge? Seemed like it was doing great work.

Speaking of slug guns. Recently I put two 12 gauge rifled barrels on two different 870's. Both shoot the Hornady Monoflex load very nicely, plenty good enough for 150 yard shots if 6 inch groups at that range will do it for you.

I spent a lot of my Navy career in VA and they have a lot of deer hunting areas that are shotgun only. So I got an HR slug gun with the rifled barrel. Mine really liked the Win Sabot slugs which were a 50 caliber bullet in a plastic sabot. That gun would group an honest inch and half group at 100 yards and it knocked the holy hell out of any deer I hit with it. Never tried it on hogs but I don't doubt for a moment that it would work well. Most of my shots were 75-100 yards. I'm sure if I had sighted it in for 150 it would have still been good but I just wasn't going to get a 150 yard shot in coastal VA.

Mossberg 835 and light field 3.5 inch slugs. 600 grain slug, supposed to be 4700 fpe. Should kill a coyote

I will be mounting his scope on his Shotgun/rifle Friday, then we will go sight it in. I'll report back on the results.

It’s not retired, I just like the 220 bc it’s got less recoil for when my son goes with me. He would end up with a black eye trying to shoot that 12 gauge with slugs lol.