12 Gauge Shotgun Slug Cartridge
A single 1-ounce lead slug in plastic hull with wad, for 12 gauge shotguns at 2¾-inch length. HTS 9306.30.41 includes shotgun cartridges with single projectiles. Used for deer hunting where buckshot is ineffective.
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This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If birdshot or buckshot loads
Multiple pellet shotgun shells reported under 'other' with different suffixes.
If empty fired hulls
Spent plastic/roll-crimped shells for reloading classified separately.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Check state lead ammo bans; provide non-toxic certification where required
• Specify shot size (slug = 1 oz), velocity, and dram equivalent in entry docs
• Use PG II packaging for 1.4S; avoid mixing with birdshot in same container
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