HRNDY CL 12GA 2.75 FTX 300GR 5/100

SKU: RSR|H86230UPC: 090255862300Mfr. Part #: 86230

$16.99

HRNDY CL 12GA 2.75 FTX 300GR 5/100

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The 12 gauge Custom Lite Shotgun Slug is a reduced recoil option that is ideal for new shooters, women or anyone looking to tame the recoil of their favorite rifled barrel slug gun. Although extremely effective, 12 gauge slugs deliver a fair amount of recoil – now, hunters have an alternative with the 12 gauge Custom Lite Shotgun Slug that features almost 40 Percent less felt recoil in comparison to standard 12 gauge slug options. Loaded with the same 300 grain FTX projectile used in the original SST Shotgun Slug, the Custom Lite leaves the muzzle at 1″575 fps, but is a mild recoiling, yet highly effective load capable of taking the largest Midwest whitetail out to 150 yards!

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

86230

Model

Custom Lite

Product Type

Slug

Shipping Weight

0.4188

Shot Size

FTX Slug

Units per Box

5

upc

090255862300

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