HP | 11.4mm | 425gr | 100pcs | RPS

HP | 11.4mm | 425gr | 100pcs | RPS – heavy slug for powerful PCP big bore systems

These hollow point slugs from RPS are developed for serious shooters with heavy PCP big bore air rifles. With a calibre of 11.4mm (.45) and a weight of 425 grain, this projectile delivers maximum energy transfer thanks to the hollow point design. The combination of the heavy weight and the hollow point ensures optimal expansion on impact, making this slug for PCP air rifle systems perfectly suited for long distances from 300 joules.

Our experience from the Shogun team

In practice, these RPS slugs prove to fly exceptionally stable, even at distances beyond 100 metres. The heavy lead projectile retains its energy well over longer distances and the hollow point ensures consistent expansion. The aerodynamic properties of this slug, with a length of 26mm, make it particularly suitable for windy conditions where lighter ammunition is more easily blown off course.

Technical features in practice

The calibre of 11.4mm combined with 425 grain makes this one of the heaviest projectiles in its class. The hollow point bullet shape not only provides maximum energy transfer, but also contributes to ballistics by shifting the centre of gravity forward. The lead material guarantees a good seal in the barrel and the packaging contains 100 pieces, sufficient for extensive testing sessions with different loads.

Who is this air rifle slug suitable for?

These heavy slugs are ideal for experienced shooters with powerful PCP big bore systems from 300 joules. Precision enthusiasts who want to shoot at long distances will appreciate the stability and energy retention of this projectile. As it is a hollow point, this ammunition is also suitable for pest control, but please note: the use of an air rifle for this purpose is legally regulated. In many cases, a permit or hunting licence is required, and this is only permitted for recognised controllers or certified users.

Ready to try the HP | 11.4mm | 425gr | 100pcs | RPS?