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  • Wow, and lol! I love to listen to you guys argue. I'd weigh in if I actually gave a crap, or had bothered to look at the box of shells before blowing it to shreds. But i'll remain quiet as to a definite answer, although to be honest, 90 gr. sounds way too low and 375 sounds way too high. If I had to make an uninformed guess i would think the slug weighs in somewhere between 180 and 275 gr.it's easily as large around as a .40 S&W bullet, and ive handloaded 180 grainers for that before....

  • @bigolpun69

    For *&$*% sake just google it, .410 slugs weigh between 85 and 110 grains. .410 slugs are also .39 caliber, out of a .45 cal barrel they are a crappy idea. They do 1100-1200 fps from a 3" barrel, in other words they are less powerful than a 9mm. .410 slugs are itty bitty things compared to a 40 S&W bullet.

  • @TheJomogogo, a 410 slug is heavier than 90 gr, try 375 gr. for the 410. You really think a .380 is as strong as a shotgun slug, wow you are truly a rookie.

  • A .410 slug IS NOT 375 grains a 12 gauge slug isn't even that much.

    If you actually do some research you would know this, the heaviest 410 slugs are 114 grains. Look it up before talking.

  • @thefirstdutch

    Well Dutch the difference between us is that I know what I'm talking about. You appear to be ignorant about everything related to firearms. A 375 grain slug in .410? LOLOLOL what a tard

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