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title: "10 ga Deer (Slugs) Loads | Hunting Ammo | JJ Armory"
description: "A 10 gauge rifled slug, if in stock. Single projectile. Not buckshot.. Shop 10 ga hunting ammo at JJ Armory in Riverhead, NY."
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# 10 ga Deer (Slugs) Loads | Hunting Ammo | JJ Armory

> A 10 gauge rifled slug, if in stock. Single projectile. Not buckshot.. Shop 10 ga hunting ammo at JJ Armory in Riverhead, NY.

[ HUNTING AMMO // 10 GA ]

[ HUNTING AMMO // 10 GA ]

## 10 GAUGE · DEER (SLUGS)

What we recommend for Deer (Slugs) with a 10 ga shotgun, and a link to shop matching ammo at JJ Armory.

What we recommend for Deer (Slugs) with a 10 ga shotgun, and a link to shop matching ammo at JJ Armory.

[ 10 GA // DEER (SLUGS) ]

[ 10 GA // DEER (SLUGS) ]

RECOMMENDED SHOT

RECOMMENDED SHOT

A 10 gauge rifled slug, if in stock

A 10 gauge rifled slug, if in stock

STEEL, LEAD, OR OTHER NON-TOXIC

STEEL, LEAD, OR OTHER NON-TOXIC

Single projectile. Not buckshot.

Single projectile. Not buckshot.

WHY

WHY

10 gauge is legal for NY deer (it is larger than 20). 10 gauge slugs are uncommon; a 12 gauge slug gun is the usual recommendation.

10 gauge is legal for NY deer (it is larger than 20). 10 gauge slugs are uncommon; a 12 gauge slug gun is the usual recommendation.

Call (631) 985-5527 to confirm what is on the shelf. No buckshot for deer in New York.

Call (631) 985-5527 to confirm what is on the shelf. No buckshot for deer in New York.

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## IN STOCK AT JJ ARMORY

In stock now: Federal Power-Shok 10 gauge 3.5-inch rifled slug. Not buckshot — buckshot is not legal for deer in New York.

In stock now: Federal Power-Shok 10 gauge 3.5-inch rifled slug. Not buckshot — buckshot is not legal for deer in New York.

Questions? Call (631) 985-5527 — 38 W Main St, Riverhead. This is hunting advice, not legal advice; check current DEC and USFWS rules for the land you hunt.

Questions? Call (631) 985-5527 — 38 W Main St, Riverhead. This is hunting advice, not legal advice; check current DEC and USFWS rules for the land you hunt.
