HRNDY 12GA 2.75″ 300GR SLUG MFX5/100

SKU: RSR|H86236UPC: 090255862362Mfr. Part #: 86236

$16.99

HRNDY 12GA 2.75″ 300GR SLUG MFX5/100

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Description

At the heart of the Superformance(R) Shotgun slug is the MonoFlex(R) projectile topped with the Hornady(R) exclusive Flex Tip(R) design that works as a catalyst for uniform expansion, even at low velocities. The MonoFlex(R) won’t separate, and retains 95% of its original weight.

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

300

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Cost per Round

3.40

Grains

300Gr

Length

2.75"

manufacturer

Hornady

Manufacturer Part Number

86236

Model

Superformance

Product Type

Sabot Slug

Shipping Weight

0.43

Shot Size

MonoFlex Slug

Units per Box

5

upc

090255862362

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