Brenneke SL122SUS SuperSabot 12 Gauge 2.75" 1 1/8 oz Sabot Slug - 5 Rounds Per Box

The Brenneke SL122SUS SuperSabot 12 gauge sabot slug is a 2.75" shotgun round engineered for hunters and shooters who need reliable, hard-hitting performance in a standard-length chamber. Built on Brenneke's reputation for precision slug ammunition, the SuperSabot delivers consistent accuracy and downrange energy across a range of hunting and shooting applications. Each box contains 5 rounds, making it convenient to stock for practice, pattern testing, or field use without excess packaging waste.

Sabot slugs differ from foster-style rounds by encasing the projectile in a plastic cup that separates on firing—this design reduces contact between the slug and the barrel, which typically improves accuracy and consistency. The 1 1/8 oz projectile weight puts this load in the mid-range for 12 gauge slugs, balancing recoil, energy transfer, and point-of-impact stability. Whether you're sighting in a slug gun, shooting slugs through a rifled barrel, or hunting medium to large game, the SuperSabot's track record speaks to Brenneke's engineering and quality control standards.

Brenneke's German manufacturing heritage has made them a go-to brand for shooters who don't want to guess about ammo performance. If you're running a 12 gauge shotgun and want slugs that shoot clean and hit hard, the SL122SUS SuperSabot is a solid choice worth trying at the range before committing to a hunting season.

Key Features

• Sabot design for reduced barrel contact and improved accuracy
• 1 1/8 oz projectile weight for balanced recoil and energy
• 2.75" chamber length—fits standard and magnum shotguns
• Manufactured by Brenneke, known for precision slug ammunition
• 5 rounds per box for convenient use and testing

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Brenneke SL122SUS slugs work in my 3" magnum shotgun?

These are 2.75" rounds, which will chamber and fire in both standard 2.75" and 3" magnum shotguns. Firing a 2.75" load in a 3" chamber is safe; it's the chamber length that matters, not the other way around.

What's the difference between a sabot slug and a foster slug?

Sabot slugs (like the SuperSabot) use a plastic cup that separates from the projectile after firing, reducing friction and contact with the barrel. This design often shoots more accurately and works well in both smoothbore and rifled barrels. Foster slugs sit directly on the wad and are simpler but typically less precise at distance.

Are these slugs good for rifled barrel shotguns?

Sabot slugs are designed to work in rifled barrels and smoothbore shotguns alike. The sabot cup allows the slug to separate cleanly, which is ideal for rifled shotgun use.

What does "1 1/8 oz" mean for shotgun slugs?

The 1 1/8 oz specification refers to the weight of the projectile itself. This mid-weight slug provides a balance between recoil and downrange energy, suitable for most 12 gauge hunting and shooting scenarios.