ZAN Projectiles Slug HP .510 Cal, 320gr, 50ct
ZAN Projectiles Slug HP .510 Cal, 320gr, 50ct · .510
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Specification
- Caliber
- .510
- Format
- Rifle
- Suited to
- Big bore — big game
Figures are the maker's. Bring us the setup and we will tell you what it actually does.
Texas big game Its caliber can meet the Texas standard for deer — the load has to as well. What does this mean?Show less
Offered in .30 or larger, so its caliber can meet the Texas standard for deer, javelina, pronghorn and bighorn — which also needs at least 150 grains and either 800 fps or 215 ft-lbs. Whether a given load qualifies depends on the tune. Read the standard, and ask us before you hunt.
From the maker
The ZAN Slug HP .510 Cal – 320 Grain Hollow Point delivers the power and precision serious airgun shooters demand. Built for big-bore PCP rifles , these heavy 320-grain slugs are known for their accuracy, stability, and consistent performance at extended ranges.
Each slug is precision-crafted with tight tolerances and a deep hollow point cavity for efficient energy transfer and reliable expansion on impact. Whether you’re tuning for accuracy or taking on large targets, the ZAN .510 Slug HP is built to perform.
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Available in boxes of 50 rounds , each projectile measures 18.85mm in length , optimized for balance and smooth chambering in most big-bore platforms.
Get your ZAN 320 Grain .510 Hollow Point Slugs today at AirStryk Industries — your source for precision airgun ammo and performance gear .
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