Federal Power-Shok 20 Gauge 2-3/4 Inch 328gr Rifled Slug (Federal part no. F203RS) puts a 3/4 ounce soft lead slug in a lighter-recoiling 20 gauge shell. The 328-grain rifled hollow point leaves the muzzle at 1600 fps by Federal’s listing. It is designed for smoothbore barrels and carries ample power for deer and similar game. The 20 gauge is a popular choice for younger and smaller-framed hunters, and this value-priced slug gives that crowd a straightforward load for the deer stand.

Key Specifications

• Gauge is 20 gauge, the bore size your shotgun must be chambered for to use this shell.
• Shell length is 2-3/4 inches, so the chamber of your shotgun must be at least that long.
• Slug weight is 328 grains, a Federal-listed shot weight of 3/4 ounce, the mass that drives energy on target.
• The projectile is a Rifled Hollow Point Slug, a rifled hollow point slug Federal describes as a soft lead slug with good expansion.
• Slug material is soft lead, which Federal says delivers good expansion.
• The published ballistic coefficient is .089, a measure of how well the slug carries speed downrange.
• Federal lists the barrel type as smoothbore, the one fit this load is designed around.
• Muzzle velocity is 1600 fps, Federal’s published starting speed for the load.
• Each box holds 5 rounds, a count suited to sighting in and a day of hunting.
• Federal lists the intended use as big game, which tells you the job this load was built for.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the 20 gauge slug weigh? It is 328 grains, which Federal lists as 3/4 ounce.

Is it for smoothbore barrels? Federal says Power-Shok rifled slugs are designed for use in smoothbore barrels.

What shell length is it? It is a 20 gauge 2-3/4 inch shell.

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