TruBall Rifled Slug 20 Gauge 328 Grain

Have used this slug for many years. Have a red dot sight on my shotgun. Just put the dot where you want the slug to go. Good stopping power. Old school I don’t shoot out much beyond 75 yards but I’m sure the slug is capable of longer distance.

I first read about these slugs in a Field & Stream article. The article claimed 2" groups at 50yds. I remember judging 50yd accuracy by whether or not i could even hit a paper plate at 50yds! now i can hit a coffee can lid with ease at 50 yds OFFHAND SHOOTING. this all coming out of a smoothbore 20g Mossberg knock-off! (Western Auto) -nothing fancy, NO rifled sights, NO scope - just a small grove above the action and a BB at the end of the barrel. i have yet to take a deer with them yet, usually here in Ohio my doe tag is filled and im going after a nice big buck by shotgun season - but i have 0 doubts on their ability to take down a deer. Before i get long winded, the 2 biggest things that sold me on these slugs were: 1) the price. usually no more than a dollar more than normal rifled slugs. and the accuracy for me has been no contest. 2.) when i bought my first box of these, i went out and tested them against my previous rifled slugs. we took a 4x2' of playwood and put a small dot on it. i went back to about 45yds and took a shot. 1ft low and left. shot again, and hieght was better but still left. loaded in a truball, from the same distance and pulled the trigger. 1"low and left from the same smoothbore gun as before. i looked at my brother n law with a grin and said "DONE!" i haven't used another brand since!