Remington Slugger Rifled Slug 12 ga 3" MAX 1 oz Slug 1760 fps 250/ct Case (50 Boxes of 5/ct)

Remington Slugger rifled slugs for 12-gauge shotguns are built for hunters who need reliable, consistent performance in slug-only deer hunting states. This bulk case delivers 250 rounds—50 boxes of 5 shells each—of 3" MAX ammunition loaded with 1 oz slugs at 1760 fps muzzle velocity. Whether you're working a public land zone with strict regulations or hunting a refuge that requires shotgun-only seasons, having a dependable supply of proven slugs means you can focus on the hunt instead of worrying about ammunition availability.

The rifled slug design is purpose-built for modern shotgun barrels. The spin imparted by your barrel's rifling stabilizes the projectile in flight, which translates to tighter groupings and more predictable impact points downrange—critical factors when you're hunting at distances where slug performance matters. A full case means you have enough rounds to pattern your shotgun thoroughly before season, practice at the range during the off-season, and carry into the field with confidence.

Bulk ammunition purchases are smart logistics for serious hunters: you eliminate last-minute supply runs, lock in consistent performance across your season, and don't find yourself rationing practice rounds. Remington's manufacturing standards and track record in the hunting community mean these slugs are a no-nonsense choice for the job at hand.

Key Features

• 1 oz rifled slug per round for reliable expansion and penetration on deer-sized game
• 1760 fps muzzle velocity for effective range performance
• 3" MAX chamber compatibility for modern 12-gauge shotguns
• Bulk case quantity—250 rounds total—for practice and season hunting
• Designed for shotguns with rifled barrels to maximize accuracy potential

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Remington Slugger 3" shells work in my 12-gauge shotgun?

These are loaded for 3" MAX chambers. Verify your shotgun's chamber length before purchasing—firing ammunition rated for a longer chamber than your gun is designed for can be unsafe and cause damage. Check your barrel or owner's manual.

What's the difference between rifled slugs and standard slugs?

Rifled slugs are designed to work with rifled shotgun barrels, where the barrel's rifling spins the slug for improved stability and accuracy. Standard slugs are for smooth-bore barrels. Using the correct slug type for your barrel makes a significant difference in accuracy and consistency.

Is this a good choice for practice and hunting together?

Yes. With 250 rounds in a single case, you have enough volume to pattern your shotgun, shoot regularly at the range, and stock your hunting bag for the season—all from one purchase rather than buying multiple smaller boxes.

What states allow slug-only hunting?

Slug-only regulations vary by state and sometimes by specific zones or seasons. Check your local fish and wildlife regulations before the season to confirm what ammunition types are legal where and when you plan to hunt.