Federal Premium Vital-Shok TruBall Low Recoil Lead Rifled Slug 12 Gauge

A: Jason, This is not a Sabot Slug. This Tru Ball is a rifled slug for smoothbore shotguns. Saboted slugs are shotgun projectiles smaller than the bore of the shotgun and supported by a plastic sabot. The sabot is traditionally designed to engage the rifling in a rifled shotgun barrel and impart a ballistic spin onto the projectile.

A: No this is just a standard "Rifled " slug

A: Hi, Advertised Muzzle Velocity :1300 fps. Cheers.

A: Chris, 1300fps. ((Complete Specifications)): - Slug Wt.: 1 oz. - Slug Type: Rifled - Muzzle Velocity: 1,300 FPS - Muzzle Energy: 1,645 ft.-lbs.

A: Muzzle Velocity 1300fps. : - Slug Wt.: 1 oz. - Slug Type: Rifled - Muzzle Velocity: 1,300 FPS - Muzzle Energy: 1,645 ft.-lbs.

A: Scott, yes Sir no issue. The VR-80 comes with a Light and Heavy Load Gas Piston Ring. No worries firing.

A: Roger, it is high brass but not max dram with a Muzzle Velocity of 1300 fps. Cheers and stay safe.

A: Yes high brass with a muzzle velocity of 1300 fps. Hope this helped. Stay safe and happy plinking!!

A: Hi Vince and welcome. Yes Sir, they can be used without issue. Cheers and stay safe! https://www.americanhunter.org/content/rifled-choke-tubes-what-you-need-to-know/#:~:text=Given%20that%20many%20slugs%E2%80%94including,commonly%20employed%20in%2012%20gauge.

A: Vince, yes you can safely shoot rifled slugs through a rifled choke tube. Do not use any slugs that say "Use in fully rifled barrels only", other than that you should be good. It will be trail and error to find out which slugs give you the best accuracy. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Provided there's no warning, or the ammunition box reads, "Suitable for use in smoothbore and rifled shotguns with any choke," or an analogous message, that slug is safe for use through your rifled choke tube.