Smooth Bore - Full Choke and Slugs

Well I guess this "slugs through a full choke barrel" is never going to go away. I assume everyone here understands "lawsuit". NO manufacturer is going to put themselves in the position to be sued because of an inherent problem with there ammunition. There is NO danger in shooting rifled slugs thru a full choked shotgun barrel assuming the gun is in good condition. This is due to the fact that rifled slugs are smaller in diameter that the tightest full choke. Rifled slugs are actually finned and this is done in an attempt to stabilize the slug in flight. This is also the reason they aren't particularly accurate but this varys from gun to gun and with a variable choke changing the setting may improve accuracy.
The slugs in a full choke gun is an old wifes tale that has been around since I was a kid.
*If anyone questions this I'd suggest you contact any of the shotgun manufacturers and ask them.
Jim

Jay:
Yes. Rifled slugs are the way to go for a smoothbore shotgun. You may have to try multiple brands before you find the one that works best in your particular gun.
BTW: My knowledge of using shotguns for deer is probably outdated since I haven't lived in a shotgun state since 1994.
Jim