REM SLGR 12GA 3″ MAX RFL SLG 5/250

SKU: RSR|REM20270UPC: 047700029702Mfr. Part #: 20270

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REM SLGR 12GA 3″ MAX RFL SLG 5/250

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Description

Always in the forefront of deer slug technology, Remington redesigned their 12-gauge Slugger Rifled Slug for a 25% improvement in accuracy. Also, at 1760 fps muzzle velocity, these 3″ 12-ga. Magnum slugs shoot 25% flatter than regular 12-ga. slugs. Packed in convenient, easy-carrying 5-round boxes. Also available in a reduced recoil loading.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Cost per Round

2.60

Length

3"

manufacturer

Remington

Manufacturer Part Number

20270

Model

Slugger

Product Type

Rifled Slug

Shipping Weight

0.5

Shot Size

Rifled Slug

Shot Weight

1 oz

Units per Box

5

upc

047700029702

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