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Federal Premium Freight Train 12 Gauge Copper Tipped Sabot Slug 2-3/4" 300 Grain Lead Free Box of 5

$14.65$2.93/rd
Brand
Federal
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Slugs
Round Count
5
Grain Weight
300
UPC
604544696639
MPN
P152FT

Overview

The Federal Premium Freight Train Copper 12-gauge ammunition is engineered for medium game hunting, featuring a 2-3/4 inch shell length and a 300-grain lead-free copper sabot slug. Designed specifically for use with rifled barrels, this load combines an exclusive sabot and streamlined projectile design to deliver groups tighter than 4 inches at 200 yards. It achieves a muzzle velocity of 1,900 fps and a muzzle energy of 2,405 ft-lbs. The ammunition incorporates a polymer tip and aerodynamic nose profile to maximize downrange velocity and energy, alongside an externally skived nose cavity that provides consistent, aggressive expansion across a broad velocity range. Each box contains 5 rounds.

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