BigEd63

If time permits I'd use it as a .45Colt rifle and work up some decent loads.

Freedz

That hilarious! I didnt know you were allowed to shoot them. Then again I've never actually seen one, not too many of em roaming the woods of PA.

swiftyjuan

I had the unfortunate pleasure of having an armadillo enter our tent in Texas while camping with Wife #1's family. The armadillo was fine; the pack of dogs in hot pursuit were another story! 3 made it into the tent, the armadillo exited, and eventually the dogs found the door and followed. I hope the little fella got away - I didn't know they could be fast!

QKShooter

The Pennsylvania Armadillo is very difficult to take with a .410
Our Cold Winters make them much tougher up here.

I would go with a 12 for deer.

Seabee

Great for killing snakes. Small game also, but not a deer.

Loandr.

More than adequate (On 2 legged that is :-) Unless slug and UP close defintely Not my ideal choice for deer thats for sure.

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Doc Holliday

I wouldn't use a .410 on anything larger than a rabbit.

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