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Federal Premium Freight Train 20 Gauge Copper Tipped Sabot Slug 2-3/4" 275 Grain Lead Free Box of 5

$14.65$2.93/rd
Brand
Federal
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Round Count
5
Grain Weight
275
UPC
604544696677
MPN
P208FT

Overview

The Federal Premium Freight Train 20-gauge ammunition features a 275-grain copper sabot slug designed for use in rifled shotgun barrels. Each shell is 2.75 inches in length and engineered with a polymer tip and an aerodynamic nose profile to maximize downrange velocity and energy. The sabot design is intended to align the slug within the bore and separate consistently upon exiting the muzzle, resulting in excellent accuracy at extended distances. These slugs feature an externally skived nose cavity to provide consistent, aggressive expansion across a broad velocity range. They meet lead-free ammunition requirements and are packaged in boxes of 5 rounds. This load is optimized for hunting applications, including deer and similar game.

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