80 Rounds of 12ga Ammo by Fiocchi - 1 ounce Low Recoil Rifled Slug
Out of Stock
Ammo Overview
Quantity - 10 Shells per Box; 8 Boxes per Plano Ammo Can
Manufacturer - Fiocchi
Load - 2-3/4" with 1 oz Low Recoil Slug
Manufacturer - Fiocchi
Load - 2-3/4" with 1 oz Low Recoil Slug
Details
These 12 gauge rifled slugs, designed for low recoil, will
turn your shotgun into "minute of deer” gun producing groups just a few inches
wide at 100 yards. The low recoil design, originally designed for police and
home defense use, will help anyone shoot better. However, it is particularly
helpful to new shooters who want to discover the fun world of shotguns without
the added shoulder pain. This case of 80 slugs comes in a reusable Plano ammo
can.
The 2 ¾” rifled slug weighs in at just under an ounce and travels at a velocity of 1300 feet per second, like a .357 Magnum pistol round with a much bigger punch! Fiocchi shotgun ammo is made right here in the USA with all the same care as the company's rifle and pistol rounds.
Fiocchi Munizioni is a private ammunition manufacturer based in Lecco, Italy. Owned by the Fiocchi family since its founding in the 19th century, the company entered the US ammo market fairly recently in the 1980s. This new venture proved so successful that Fiocchi began producing ammo at its own plant in Ozark, Missouri. Today, the vast majority of Fiocchi ammo on American store shelves is American-made, including 100% of its shotshells and 95% of its centerfire rifle ammo.
The 2 ¾” rifled slug weighs in at just under an ounce and travels at a velocity of 1300 feet per second, like a .357 Magnum pistol round with a much bigger punch! Fiocchi shotgun ammo is made right here in the USA with all the same care as the company's rifle and pistol rounds.
Fiocchi Munizioni is a private ammunition manufacturer based in Lecco, Italy. Owned by the Fiocchi family since its founding in the 19th century, the company entered the US ammo market fairly recently in the 1980s. This new venture proved so successful that Fiocchi began producing ammo at its own plant in Ozark, Missouri. Today, the vast majority of Fiocchi ammo on American store shelves is American-made, including 100% of its shotshells and 95% of its centerfire rifle ammo.
Product Question and Answer
Our customer service team has published this Q&A information as a free service to the shooting community. Please note that BulkAmmo.com expressly disclaims any and all liability with regard to how the shooting community might use this Q&A information. See Terms of Use for more details.
Q: Can you shoot these through a smooth bore shotgun ?
Posted On: 8/27/2014 By: Tyler
A: Hello Tyler,
Yes, you can shoot these 12ga. 2 3/4" rifled slugs by Fiocchi in your smooth bore shotgun. Rifled slugs are designed to be fired in shotguns with a smooth bore barrel. Sabot slugs are designed for rifled barrels.
Q: im needing 50 1oz slungs for a police academy and im not sure what rifle slugs are
Posted On: 5/14/2014 By: Ethan Sullivan
A: Hello Ethan,
Rifled slugs are designed to work in smooth bore shotguns. Sabot slugs are designed to work in rifled barrel shotguns. Most common shotguns have a smooth bore barrel in which case you would need rifled shells. Rifled shells have rifling manufactured into the slug itself to spin the slug as it travels down the barrel like how the rifling in a barrel in a handgun or rifle would work.
Q: Are these slugs ok to use in a semi-auto shotgun, such as a Benelli M-4?
Posted On: 5/14/2014 By: Smokin' Samurai
A: Hello,
These 1oz. rifled slugs by Fiocchi in 12ga. will work in a semi-auto shotgun. They are low recoil, but they cycle great in semi-auto shotguns.
Q: Is this a sabot shell?
Posted On: 3/20/2014 By: Nick
A: Hello Nick,
These 1oz. rifled slugs in 12ga. by Fiocchi are not sabot slugs. They are rifled slugs designed to be used in smooth bore shotguns. You can shoot them in a smooth bore 12ga. shotgun without any issues.