The Remington Slugger 16 Gauge 2.75-Inch Rifled Slug (part no. 20614) is a 2.75-inch 16 Gauge shotshell loaded with a rifled slug, from Remington. Remington’s 16-gauge Slugger rifled slug is built for a 25 percent improvement in accuracy over earlier 16-gauge loads, and shoots noticeably flatter than a standard 16-gauge slug. It’s built for deer hunting with a 16-gauge smoothbore, giving shooters a dependable option to order case after case. For a full case of shotgun shells, this load is worth stocking up on.

Key Specifications

• The chambering is 16 Gauge, a sub-gauge chambering that pairs with common all-around guns.
• The shell length is 2.75 inches, the length this shotshell is built and crimped to for reliable chambering and cycling.
• The load is a Rifled Slug, a single-projectile load built for big-game accuracy rather than a shot pattern.
• The slug weighs 4/5 oz, the slug’s weight, which shapes penetration and trajectory.
• It uses 1,600 fps, the extra speed flattens trajectory compared to a standard 16-gauge slug.
• Each box holds 5 rounds, enough for a solid range session or hunt without a mid-day supply run.
• Cost runs about $1.74 per round, useful for comparing value against other loads.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this compare to a standard 16-gauge slug? Remington built it for a 25 percent improvement in accuracy and a flatter trajectory than a regular 16-gauge slug, at a 1,600 fps muzzle velocity.

What gauge and shell length does this slug come in? This is a 16 Gauge, 2.75-inch shell.

How many rounds come in a box, and is a case available? Each box holds 5 rounds, and a bulk case option is available for stocking up.

Buy the Remington Slugger 16 Gauge 2.75-Inch Rifled Slug

Whether you’re stocking up for deer hunting with a 16-gauge smoothbore or filling out a case for the season, this 16 gauge load is built to run clean and pattern consistently, box after box. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.