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The Remington Premier AccuTip brings serious performance to 20-gauge rifled slug guns. At 1900 feet per second, the 260-grain bonded sabot delivers roughly 2084 foot-pounds of energy at the muzzle, which is genuinely comparable to some rifle cartridges. What makes these stand out is how they actually perform when you squeeze the trigger.
The secret to the AccuTip's tight grouping comes from the patented Power Port Tip. This polycarbonate tip controls the aerodynamics as the slug travels downrange, which means you get consistent, predictable flights out to legitimate hunting distances. The bonded construction with spiral nose cuts prevents jacket separation, keeping that weight intact through penetration and expansion. When you push these through a quality rifled barrel with proper optics, groups at 100 yards shrink to sizes that would make center-fire rifle shooters envious.
The 58-caliber projectile mushrooms beautifully from 5 to 200 yards, retaining over 95% of its weight thanks to the high-strength cartridge brass jacket and bonded core. This means massive wound channels combined with deep penetration. The heavier 260-grain design carries energy differently than lighter alternatives, creating consistent, ethical kills on deer-sized game. You'll notice the difference if you've shot lighter sabot loads before.
These are purpose-built for fully rifled barrels. Run them through a smooth bore and you're wasting the technology. But mount them in a quality rifled shotgun with a scope and decent shooting position, and you've got a legitimately capable hunting platform out to ranges most shotgun slugs can't touch. Lower recoil than 12-gauge options also means you can focus on what matters: shot placement.
These are designed specifically for fully rifled barrels. While you can technically fire them through a smooth bore, you'll lose the accuracy advantage and waste the premium construction. The sabot needs to engage the rifling to spin the slug for stable flight. Save these for your rifled barrel and use Foster slugs in smooth bores instead.
With a quality rifled barrel, proper optics, and good shooting, you're looking at effective hunting range out to 200 yards. Most realistic shooting will be between 50 and 150 yards. The flat trajectory and retained energy make extended ranges possible, but shot placement becomes increasingly critical the farther out you go.
The polycarbonate Power Port Tip is designed to control the slug's aerodynamics and balance during flight, which translates to tighter groupings. Combined with the bonded construction and spiral nose cuts, this tip design is what helps these slugs print consistently tight groups at 100 yards compared to other tipped sabot options.
Yes. The bonded construction and spiral nose cuts are engineered to produce controlled expansion from 5 yards all the way out to 200 yards, with over 95% weight retention throughout that range. You get consistent mushrooming and deep penetration regardless of distance, which is critical for clean, ethical kills.
| UPC | 047700507002 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20498 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Grains | 260 gr |
| Length | 3'' |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sabot Slug |
| Shipping Weight | 0.35 |
| Shot Size | SLUG |
| Units per Box | 5 |
| Cost per Round | 3.40 |
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