Remington Premier 20 Gauge 2-3/4" 260 Grain AccuTip Bonded Sabot Slug with Power Port Tip - Box of 5

The Remington Premier 20 Gauge 2-3/4" 260 Grain AccuTip Bonded Sabot Slug is purpose-built for shotgun hunters running rifled barrels who demand consistent, hard-hitting performance at extended range. If you're serious about whitetail hunting and want a sabot slug that combines flat trajectory with reliable terminal performance, these Power Port Tip rounds bring precision rifle-like accuracy to your shotgun setup without the guesswork of traditional slugs.

The AccuTip design centers on a .58-caliber projectile engineered for controlled expansion and energy transfer. The Power Port Tip works in concert with the bonded construction to produce consistent mushrooming across typical hunting distances, while the spiral nose cuts help manage velocity and fragment control. A high-strength brass jacket ties the core together, preserving bullet integrity through bone and vitals. This isn't a frangible round—it's built to penetrate and expand with purpose, retaining significant weight through the shot.

Each box contains five slugs loaded to 20-gauge 2-3/4" specifications. Because these are sabot rounds, they demand a rifled barrel for accuracy and safe function; smooth-bore barrels won't deliver the performance these slugs are designed for. If you're running a dedicated rifled-barrel 20-gauge shotgun, you've got a legitimate hunting tool that bridges the gap between shotgun and rifle in capability and ease of use.

Key Features

• .58-caliber sabot projectile with Power Port Tip for controlled expansion
• 260-grain weight optimized for 20-gauge ballistics
• Bonded core with high-strength brass jacket for durability and weight retention
• Spiral nose cuts designed for consistent performance
• Loaded to 2-3/4" shotshell dimensions
• Designed for rifled barrels only
• Box of 5 rounds

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these slugs work in my smooth-bore shotgun?

No. These AccuTip sabot slugs are designed exclusively for rifled barrels. Using them in a smooth-bore barrel will compromise accuracy and may create safety issues. If you have a smooth-bore 20-gauge, you'll need a different slug design.

What's the difference between the Power Port Tip and other sabot slug designs?

The Power Port Tip works with the bonded core and spiral nose cuts to manage expansion and energy transfer from 5 to 200 yards. The combination of the tip design and brass jacket construction is intended to deliver consistent terminal performance while retaining significant bullet weight.

What hunting scenarios are these best suited for?

These 260-grain slugs are built for whitetail hunting with a rifled-barrel 20-gauge shotgun. They're loaded to 2-3/4" specifications, so they'll cycle through standard 20-gauge shotguns with rifled barrels, making them practical for hunters who want shotgun handling with slug accuracy and penetration.

How much is in a box?

Each box contains 5 rounds of loaded ammunition.