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If you run a rifled shotgun barrel and want ammunition that actually groups tight at 100 yards, the Remington Premier AccuTip is what you're after. These aren't your dad's slugs. The standout feature here is the Power Port polymer tip, which works by shifting the slug's center of pressure for better aerodynamics and flight stability. Coupled with the bonded brass jacket and spiraled nose cuts, the AccuTip achieves what most tipped slugs promise but few deliver: genuine 100-yard accuracy combined with terminal performance that matters.
The 385-grain projectile travels at 1850 feet per second, delivering roughly 2900 foot-pounds of energy at the muzzle. What makes these slugs different is the bonding process between the lead core and brass jacket. During expansion, the nose cuts guide controlled mushrooming while keeping the core and jacket unified. Real-world testing shows these retain over 95% of their weight through the full 5 to 200-yard range, meaning you get deep penetration without loss of energy.
These slugs are engineered specifically for fully rifled shotgun barrels, not smooth-bore guns. The sabot releases cleanly in the rifling, allowing the slug to travel down the barrel with stability. Run them through a smooth-bore or a rifled choke tube in a smooth-bore gun, and you won't get the accuracy or consistency these are built for. If your shotgun has a fully rifled barrel, though, you're looking at a significant step up in precision compared to traditional Foster-style slugs.
Accuracy at extended range keeps shots ethical and clean. Whether you're hunting whitetail in slug-only zones or want a hard-hitting option beyond 100 yards, the AccuTip gives you the ballistics to make it work. The consistent tight groups, high velocity, and reliable expansion have made this one of the more respected loads on the market for rifled-barrel hunters who care about precision.
No. These slugs are designed specifically for fully rifled barrels only. Shooting them through a smooth-bore or rifled choke tube in a smooth-bore gun defeats their design and accuracy potential. The sabot needs the rifling to engage properly and let the slug travel with stability.
From 5 to 200 yards under optimal conditions when fired from a rifled barrel. Most hunters find 100-150 yards to be practical ethical range for deer-sized game, though the ballistics support clean kills beyond that with proper shot placement and a solid scope.
The Power Port tip alters the slug's center of pressure, which stabilizes flight and reduces drift. Combined with the aerodynamic sabot design and spiral nose cuts, it allows consistent tight groupings at distance. Testing shows these frequently group inside an inch at 100 yards.
Yes. The spiral nose cuts and bonded construction control expansion from 5 yards out to 200 yards. The slug expands progressively while retaining over 95% of its weight, meaning you get both deep penetration and a wide wound channel regardless of distance.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 4.60 |
| Grains | 385Gr |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20727 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sabot Slug |
| Shipping Weight | 0.45 |
| Shot Size | Sabot Slug |
| Units per Box | 5 |
| UPC | 047700333502 |
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