Realistically I can't see how the standard Brenneke can be improved upon by much in terms of terminal ballistics under 100 yards. I've done a lot of side-by-side comparison with them against standard Forsters, BRI sabots, Hydra Shok sabots, etc. The tried n' true product from RWS outperforms them all in terms of overall penetration and accuracy in a variety of shotguns. Now I will grant you the sabots do a better job beyond the century mark with a rifled barrel due to better aerodynamics, but even then they've lost a lot of the oomph shotgun slugs are renowned for at close range. You really can't make a 12 gauge into a long-range rifle regardless of ammo or barrel type so why not maximize its performance within its relatively limited envelope?
(Edited by Bill Lester at 5:56 pm on Aug. 26, 2001)
(Edited by Bill Lester at 5:59 pm on Aug. 26, 2001)
(Edited by Bill Lester at 5:56 pm on Aug. 26, 2001)
(Edited by Bill Lester at 5:59 pm on Aug. 26, 2001)
