Remington Accutip, 3- Charge, 5-b... 20 Gauge ammo in 2-3/4" shells, loaded with a 260 grain sabot slug. This 20 Gauge 260 grain Sabot Slug load turns a shotgun into a solid option for deer and other big game.
MORE ACCURATE. MORE LETHAL, AND IT'S ALL ABOUT THE TIP. It doesn't just look intimidating, it's flattening whitetails and competitors in the tipped-slug market with devastating ferocity. Guided by our new Power Port Tip, AccuTip Sabot Slugs delivers a degree of accuracy and terminal performance unmatched by any other we tested. This masterpiece of aerodynamics consistently prints tiny 100-yard groups and transfers tremendous knockdown force to the farthest reaches of shotgun range. It's the largest tipped slug you'll find anywhere. In field testing, these huge.58-caliber slugs (12 Gauge) and flat-shooting.45-caliber slugs (20 Gauge) produced gaping wound channels and crumpled every deer they touched with a single shot. From 5 to 200 yards, it yields perfect mushrooms and over 95% weight retention thanks to its spiral nose cuts and high-strength cartridge brass jacket.
Features
- SABOT SLUG - Designed for rifled barrels only
- AVAILABILITY - Available in 2 3/4 or 3 12-gauge and 20-gauge versions.
- POWER PORT TIP - This tip allows for superior accuracy at distances
- SLUG JACKET - Our slug is jacketed with high-strength cartridge brass to ensure perfect expansion and mushrooms
- Gauge 20 Gauge
- Grain Weight 260
- Shotshell Length 2-3/4in / 70mm
- Muzzle Velocity 1850
- Bullet Style Sabot Slug
- Type Lead
- Shot Charge Oz 3/5 oz
- Ballistic Coefficient.144
Specifications
| Brand | Remington |
|---|---|
| Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Shell Length | 2-3/4" |
| Shot Weight | 5oz |
| MPN | 20496 |
| UPC | 047700506906 |
Questions and Answers
What gauge and shell length is this?
It's 20 Gauge with 2-3/4" shells. Make sure your shotgun's chamber is rated for that length.
What is it loaded with?
260gr Sabot Slug.
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