Barnes Bullets VOR-TX Expander Shotgun Slugs for 20 Gauge, 2.75-Inch, 1800 fps, Pack of 5

The Barnes Bullets VOR-TX Expander Shotgun Slugs are engineered to deliver rifle-like performance in a 20 gauge platform. Featuring a polymer-tipped, all-copper body, these slugs ensure exceptional expansion, high weight retention, and deep penetration for reliable hunting results. Designed with precision in mind, they offer higher velocity and a flatter trajectory, enabling hunters to achieve accurate shots at greater distances. These slug loads are suitable for deer hunting and other game where stopping power and consistency are critical.

Each slug is 2.75 inches long and travels at a muzzle velocity of 1800 feet per second, making them ideal for applications requiring high energy transfer. The box contains five rounds, providing a cost-effective option for hunters who demand performance and reliability. With a case quantity of ten boxes, hunters can stock up for extended hunting seasons. Barnes' proven on-game results and innovative design make these slugs a dependable choice for hunters seeking rifle-like accuracy with a shotgun.

Designed for optimal performance in 20 gauge shotguns, these slugs are perfect for hunters looking to maximize their shotgun's potential with consistent, deep-penetrating shots. The robust copper construction and advanced design ensure maximum expansion upon impact, leading to effective and humane kills. Whether hunting deer or other large game, the Barnes VOR-TX Expander Slug provides the accuracy, velocity, and stopping power necessary for successful hunts.

Features:

• Gauge: 20 Gauge for versatile hunting applications

• Length: 2.75 inches, suitable for most 20 gauge shotguns

• Muzzle Velocity: 1800 feet per second for flat trajectory and accuracy

• Polymer-tipped, all-copper body for optimal expansion and penetration

• Rounds Per Box: 5, providing reliable and consistent performance

• Boxes Per Case: 10 for extended use and convenience

• Type: Shotshell slug loads designed for hunting and game retrieval