The Remington Slugger 410 gauge 2.5" rifled slug shot delivers the stopping power you need for deer hunting in slug-only states, sized specifically for smaller-frame shotguns and shooters who prefer the lighter recoil profile of a .410. Each box contains 5 rounds loaded with 1/5 oz slugs, and this case includes 50 boxes—making it an ideal choice for serious hunters who put in the practice needed to master their gun. The .410 is often overlooked as a hunting cartridge, but in the hands of a disciplined marksman with quality ammunition, it remains a legitimate tool for medium-range deer and small-game work.

Remington Slugger slugs are engineered for rifled shotgun barrels, where the slug's rifling engages the barrel rifling to stabilize flight and improve accuracy downrange. Whether you're working with a dedicated slug gun or a rifled barrel insert, consistency matters—and Remington's track record in slug design underscores why hunters keep coming back to this line. The smaller bore and powder charge of .410 ammunition naturally produce less recoil than 12-gauge or 20-gauge alternatives, a real advantage during longer range sessions or for younger and smaller hunters building confidence.

This is bulk ammunition for folks who've already proven their load and want to stock up, or for ranges and clubs running .410 slug practice. Store it cool and dry, and you'll have reliable ammunition ready when the season opens.

The Remington Slugger 410 gauge 2.5" rifled slug shot delivers the stopping power you need for deer hunting in slug-only states, sized specifically for smaller-frame shotguns and shooters who prefer the lighter recoil profile of a .410. Each box contains 5 rounds loaded with 1/5 oz slugs, and this case includes 50 boxes—making it an ideal choice for serious hunters who put in the practice needed to master their gun. The .410 is often overlooked as a hunting cartridge, but in the hands of a disciplined marksman with quality ammunition, it remains a legitimate tool for medium-range deer and small-game work.

Remington Slugger slugs are engineered for rifled shotgun barrels, where the slug's rifling engages the barrel rifling to stabilize flight and improve accuracy downrange. Whether you're working with a dedicated slug gun or a rifled barrel insert, consistency matters—and Remington's track record in slug design underscores why hunters keep coming back to this line. The smaller bore and powder charge of .410 ammunition naturally produce less recoil than 12-gauge or 20-gauge alternatives, a real advantage during longer range sessions or for younger and smaller hunters building confidence.

This is bulk ammunition for folks who've already proven their load and want to stock up, or for ranges and clubs running .410 slug practice. Store it cool and dry, and you'll have reliable ammunition ready when the season opens.