Slug or buckshot

[Canadian276]

im heading out tomorrow morning in an area labeled as "No Rifle" are. I know that means shot gun or bow only. It DOES NOT specify if its single projectile prohibited. Is it safe to assume I can use Slug instead of buckshot. Help is greatly appreciated ASAP.

Thanks

[GotaGun]

No rifle.?
Are u sure it wasn't no single projectile.
Wich means shot only. No slugs?

[brian]

No one here can specify for you if you don't post the area you are heading to. However, if it mapA15 in region 1-1... then that is how I would read it. Outside of 1-1 then it is buckshot no slugs.

[GotaGun]

Usually listed as:
Shot only ( 8 or more projectiles )
Bow only bow/ crossbow
No shooting area = no guns

More details would help= area ? Days? Page you are looking at☺

[TPK]

I've always followed the school of thought that using a single projectile (slug) means your shotgun is now a rifle.

[bc_buckshot]

Always buckshot

[Canadian276]

ive got permission in the southern gulf islands. Page 28 says the discharge of rifles is prohibited on the gulf island except james, valdes and Sidney island but im not heading to any of them.

[GotaGun]

See it = i read it as no firearm use.
Just my 2 cents.

Call local CO and clarify.

[scotty30-06]

As a CO told me that if it's a single projectile then it's a rifle...especially hence a rifled slug....i would go with a heavy buckshot if you want better distance

[Canadian276]

As a CO told me that if it's a single projectile then it's a rifle...especially hence a rifled slug....i would go with a heavy buckshot if you want better distance

wouldn't it specify shot only like the rest of the synopsis does though?