The Sellier & Bellot Hunting Single Slugs for Shotguns – Rifled Slug .410/76 (3") 5.3g (SKU V051532) provides high-velocity single-projectile performance for smoothbore .410 bore shotguns. Featuring a 5.3-gram (82-grain) rifled lead projectile paired with an integrated polymer stabilizer wad, this ammunition is built for firearms equipped with a minimum 76 mm (3-inch) chamber length. Driven to a muzzle velocity of 625 m/s (2,050 fps) from a plastic hull with a 12.0 mm brass head, it offers flat trajectories and reliable kinetic energy delivery for short-range pest eradication and shotgun target matches.

Key Features

• High-Velocity Ballistics: Generates a muzzle velocity of 625 m/s (2,050 fps) with a 5.3g lead slug, ensuring flat-shooting flight stability across its effective envelope.
• Integrated Stabilizer: Utilises a rifled slug profile with a specialised polymer base wad to ensure balanced flight through standard smoothbore shotgun barrels.
• Durable Hull Construction: Features a full 76 mm plastic hull with a 12.0 mm brass head for positive cycling and extraction in compatible actions.
• Choke Versatility: Designed to pass safely through smoothbore barrels, functioning optimally with open chokes such as Cylinder, Skeet, or Improved Cylinder.

Product Specifications

• Brand: Sellier & Bellot
• Manufacturer SKU: V051532
• Gauge / Calibre: .410 Bore (410/76)
• Chamber Length: 76 mm (3 inches)
• Projectile Type: Rifled single slug with polymer stabilizer wad
• Projectile Weight: 5.3 grams (~82 grains)
• Projectile Diameter: 9.65 mm
• Muzzle Velocity (V2): 625 m/s (~2,050 fps)
• Head Height: 12.0 mm brass head
• Packaging: 25 rounds per box

Who is the S&B Sellier & Bellot 410 Gauge 3" Rifled Slug 5.3g Ammo 25 Rd for?

• Small-to-medium pest controllers — requires a 5.3-gram projectile reaching 625 m/s to deliver clean terminal energy on foxes, wild dogs, and feral goats within a 40-to-60-metre operating range using this .410 gauge rifled slug.
• Recreational and competitive slug shooters — relies on the 25 rounds per box packaging and flat-shooting 625 m/s muzzle velocity from a dedicated 76 mm (3-inch) .410 bore shotgun for paper targets and match shooting.

Less suitable for: Shotguns chambered under 76 mm (such as 65 mm / 2½-inch chambers), engagement ranges exceeding 60 metres, or hunters targeting heavy game like large feral pigs, deer, or scrub bulls; these applications require standard centerfire rifles or heavier 12-gauge 28-gram (1 oz) or greater rifled slugs.