Description
Hornady SST FTX 12 Gauge 300-grain slugs bring Hornady’s Flex Tip technology to rifled-barrel slug guns, producing a flat trajectory and engineered expansion. The SST FTX design is intended to enhance ballistic coefficient and accuracy at longer ranges, making it suitable for hunters and shooters who need consistent, precise slug performance. Specifically configured for use in fully rifled barrels, these slugs serve shooters pursuing medium game and for controlled range practice ammo.
Key Specifications
- The 12 Gauge chambering provides compatibility with standard 12-gauge slug firearms for broad availability and application.
- The 2.75-inch shell length matches common 12-gauge chambers to ensure proper fit and function in compatible firearms.
- The 300-grain FTX slug delivers a balance of retained energy and manageable recoil for precision slug shooting.
- The FTX (Flex Tip) design increases ballistic coefficient for a flatter trajectory and more consistent long-range accuracy.
- The ~2000 fps muzzle velocity gives a predictable trajectory useful for sighting and holdover calculations at extended slug ranges.
- The SST model is engineered for sub-2″ groups at 100 yards in properly sighted rifled barrels, supporting precision hunting and target work.
- The designed-for-rifled-barrels specification ensures optimized accuracy and safety when used in appropriate slug barrels.
Hornady’s SST FTX 12 Gauge 300-grain slug is a reliable choice for shooters seeking precision and a flat-shooting slug for hunting and disciplined range work. When paired with a rifled slug barrel and proper sighting, it provides the consistent ballistics many hunters and target shooters rely on for accurate, repeatable performance. Always follow local regulations and range rules when using slugs and consider suitability for your intended application.
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