20 gauge to .357/.38 adapter?
ok, so i was on shotgunadapter.com and i saw an adapter that you can use in a 20 gauge shotgun to make it shoot .357/.38spc bullets in it. they are only $15 and im thinking about getting one because im getting a little bored with my nef single shot since i got a maverick 88 security. on there site, they say that one of these rifle or pistol caliber adapters might not be as accurate as a handgun or rifle because most shotguns only have a bead sight, would they be to inaccurate to hunt with if i needed to? would you still be able to make a good clean shot on an animal at a reasonable range with one of these .357/.38 adapters? also, what could you hunt with a .357? like i said before, i might get one because it would be cheaper than buying a whole new gun in .357 because i dont use my 20 guage anymore. thanks.
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- rifle or pistol rounds wouldn't be accurate because theres no rifling in the shotgun barrel if there is rifling ex. slug barrel it still wouldn't be tight enough to put a spin on the bullet. However one of those would be cool to play with.
- Sell your 20 Gauge, buy a .357 carbine. You'll be better off doing that than risking it by using some sketchy websites "adapter" as you put it.
- I seriously doubt that you could expect much in the way of accuracy from such a device. You yourself said that the website stated it may not be as accurate as a pistol. Why would anyone want a long arm that's less accurate than a pistol? That doesn't make much sense. I like to hit what I shoot at... and I can screw up enough all by myself that I have no need to spend money on a cheap contraption that will help me screw up. Following me? Buy a real .38 or .357. You think you're bored now... buy that garbage and you'll be bored to tears real soon.
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