Reduced-Recoil 12-gauge Slug Load From DDupleks

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posted on January 21, 2015
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This new reduced-recoil 12-gauge slug load from DDuplex is designed to fly like any other hollow-point slug, but it completely disintegrates upon impact. The projectile is composed of lead pellets suspended in polyethylene and affixed to a polymer base. Weighing 1.04 ozs. (455-grains), the slug complies with IPSC steel target safety requirements making it ideal for competition and steel plate practice sessions. However, when it strikes soft tissue, the fragmentation produces multiple wound channels without over penetrating the target. To learn more, visit www.ddupleks.com

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