HEVI-Shot HS54105 HEVI-XII 410Gauge 3″ 1/2oz Tungsten 5Shot 25 Per Box/5 Case

SKU: TSW|158934UPC: 604544695168Mfr. Part #: HS54105

$84.99

HEVI-Shot HS54105 HEVI-XII 410Gauge 3″ 1/2oz Tungsten 5Shot 25 Per Box/5 Case

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HEVI-XII is 53.8% more dense than steel, which translates to double the downrange energy. This allows you to drop down 3 shot sizes for the same lethality. It also gives 28% more devastating pellets on target. More kills. Fewer Cripples. Pack in with HEVI-XII and walk out carrying extra weight.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

.410 Bore

Cost per Round

3.40

Grains

#5

Length

3"

manufacturer

Hevishot

Manufacturer Part Number

HS54105

Model

Hevi-XXI

Product Type

Tungsten

Shipping Weight

1.207

Shot Size

#5

Units per Box

25

upc

604544695168

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