Remington® Premier® AccuTip™ Bonded Sabot Slugs

   

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20 Gauge

Slug

Shot Type: Lead
Velocity (fps): 1850
Shell Length: 2.75"
Quantity: 5 rounds
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12 Gauge

Slug

Shot Type: Lead
Velocity (fps): 1850
Shell Length: 2.75"
Quantity: 5 rounds
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1796450
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12 Gauge

Slug

Shot Type: Lead
Velocity (fps): 1900
Shell Length: 3"
Quantity: 5 rounds
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  • Unmatched slug velocity and accuracy
  • Guided by the Power Port™ tip
  • Consistently print 1" groups out to 100 yards

Unmatched slug velocity and accuracy! Guided by the Power Port™ tip, these ultra-modern slugs consistently print 1" groups out to 100 yards. 5 rounds per box.

Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 19 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Accutips Bought the 12ga to slug hunt in NY with. In practice the 2 3/4 in grouped better for me than the 3 inch. Had consistent 1 in groups at 75 yards. Killed 2 big bodied deer with them and I have no complaints. They get my recommendation. February 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great Ammo Purchased a Remington 11/87 slug gun, tried several brand slugs and found that Remington Premier Accu Tip worked best. Four shots at 100 yards, all were within a quarter inch in a four inch circle. December 12, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by AccuTip Misfires I have a Mossberg 835 with a Slugster Barrel. I normally shoot Remington 3" Copper Solid slugs out of the gun, but BassPro in Hampton, VA was out of those shells week before last. I bought 2 boxes of the 3” Premier AccuTip 385 Grain Bonded Sabot Slug shells. The first time I pulled the trigger on a doe the gun misfired. I test shot the gun after that and the shot fired fine, so I assumed it was a fluke. The next time out I pulled the trigger twice on a nice wide 8 pt. buck and both times the gun misfired. Needless to say I ejected all those shells and will never try them again. November 27, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by WASTED MONEY WE BOUGHT 4 BOXES 12G, 2 3/4 AND PUT GUN ON A VERY GOOD CALDWELL LEAD SLED SIGHTED IN AT 50 YARDS AT A 4 INCH GROUP MOVED TOO 100YARDS ALL OVER THE PLACE VERY HIGH RIGHT AND LEFT OF CENTER - THAT WAS WITH A 870 REM. RIFLED BARREL THAT WAS JUST BOUGHT BRAND NEW SO THEN WE SHOT BUCKHAMMER THAT I HAD FIVE BOXES OF NO PROBLEMS THOSE SHELL SHOT GOOD AS ALWAYS ALSO NOW I ONLY HAVE 2 1/2 BOXES PULLED OUT THE 12G MOSSBURG RIFELD BARREL TRYED ACCU TIPP NO GOOD IN THAT GUN EITHER SHOT SO WE SHOT BUCK HAMMER RIGHT BACK TOO NORMAL 3INCH GROUP AT 100 YARDS. LOVED THOSE BUCKHAMMER SHELLS WISH I COULD FIND MORE!!! HAVE A GREAT DEAL OF GUN KNOWLEDGE HAVE 35 YRS IN MARKSMANSHIP I WILL BE CALLING REM.ABOUT THERE SCOPE.BUT I HAVE NEVER HAD A PROBLEM WITH MOSSBERG SCOPE OR BARREL UNTIL I SHOT THE ACCU TIP November 25, 2012
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Yes just try to stay under 75 yards for your shot
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They can be shot in a smooth barrel with a modified or rifled choke tube, but best accuracy comes from using a rifled barrel
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Designed for use in fully-rifled barrels only. http://www.remington.com/products/a...

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