SHOTGUN SLUGS for Sale

Quick Look

Shotgun slugs originated as a specialized projectile designed to extend the effective range of shotguns. They deliver a single large projectile rather than shot pellets for improved accuracy and penetration. Today, shotgun slugs remain popular for hunting, self-defense, and law enforcement applications where controlled power is needed.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Effective at medium-range precision.
• Increased stopping power versus traditional shot.
• Compatible with most smoothbore and rifled barrels.
• Widely available in various weights and materials.
• Simplifies follow-up shots with predictable trajectory.

Key Variants

Foster Slug

Classic rifled slug with a hollow rear cavity for stable flight, ideal for hunting and self-defense.

Sabot Slug

Encased in a plastic sabot for use in rifled barrels; provides superior accuracy and velocity.

Slug Rifled

Traditional rifled slug designed for standard smoothbore shotgun barrels with better range and accuracy.

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Best Use Cases

• Big-game hunting.
• Self-defense situations requiring one-shot stopping power.
• Law enforcement tactical applications.
• Range training for slug proficiency.
• Home protection with slugs for penetration.
• Firearms collections featuring diverse ammunition.

FAQs

Can I use shotgun slugs in a smoothbore shotgun?

Yes, Foster-style slugs are designed for smoothbore barrels, providing stable flight with rifling rings on their exterior.

What is the difference between sabots and Foster slugs?

Sabot slugs are encased in plastic sabots meant for rifled barrels, offering greater accuracy than Foster slugs used in smoothbores.

How far can I effectively shoot with shotgun slugs?

Effective range typically reaches 75 to 100 yards, depending on slug type and shotgun setup.