GunnyGene
Hawkeye
Just curious if anyone does this.

Pretty simple actually. Process varies depending on the shotgun, but you end up with a full tube, 1 chambered, and one on the lifter. So for example, if your pump or semi auto (only applies to tube fed guns) holds 7+1 for a total of 8 onboard, the ghost round resting on the lifter gives you a total of 9 onboard. Several how-to videos for specific shotguns on YouTube. I've done this with my TS12 (15+1+1), but I wouldn't advise it as normal practice for safety reasons.No idea what that is
And some competition styles.I was shown how to do it in the earlier Benelli autos but I keep forgetting to drill. I understand it's popular with waterfowl shooters.
I watched a utube vid dealing with the subject re the Benelli M4. If I were in jungle warfare and that was my weapon and we were about to be overrun by enemy infantry, yeah, I could see the value.Just curious if anyone does this.
I don't think anyone else shot a deer with your Red Label. Only you would know the answer to that.I shot an eight point buck with my Red Label. How many people can say that?
that was a good response Hvymax.My Shotgun is loaded with potential Ghosts?
Kind of like Schrodinger’s cat. Lol.that was a good response Hvymax.
It is. It's big. And bold. For the end of the night.I always thought being able to top off a tubular magazine was a great advantage.
It is. It's big. And bold. For the end of the night.
sounds to me that because of the carrier in a benelli you could have a legal magazine plug in to hold 2 shells , have one in the chamber and one on the carrier. Per the "law" the gun would be legally plugged yet you would still have 4 shots available. I have a unfired m2 but have never tried the ghost thing.Naming something "Ghost something" or "Tacticle something" or "Testicle something" doesn't mean you just discovered something, or invented something.
It is just the same old "thing" I've been doing and your parents and great grandparents have doing for decades or a century. My generation just call it "fully loading your gun".
FYI: Plugs are used in shotguns to limit the capacity of a tube magazine.
https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/hunting-and-trapping/waterfowl-and-migratory-game-birds/
- With a shotgun capable of holding more than three shells, unless it is plugged with a one-piece filler, incapable of removal without disassembling the gun, so its total capacity does not exceed three shells.