AEA Long Range Master Slug .58 Cal, 450gr

Dish-Base Hollow Point. 400+ FPE Required. AEA Megalodon Ready.

The AEA Long Range Master Slug in .58 caliber is the most extreme projectile in the AEA Long Range Master lineup — a 450-grain hollow point big bore slug engineered for the most powerful .58 caliber PCP platforms generating 400+ ft-lbs of muzzle energy. Featuring a hollow point nose for massive energy transfer and expansion on impact and a dish-base skirt for improved pneumatic barrel sealing and in-flight stability. Purpose-built for the AEA Megalodon and equivalent .58 caliber platforms. 20 rounds per pack.

Overview

The 450-grain .58 cal Long Range Master's dish-base skirt expands under initial air pressure to create a tight pneumatic seal in the barrel — essential for consistent velocity and efficiency at the extreme power levels required to propel a 450-grain projectile effectively. The hollow point cavity delivers massive energy transfer and controlled expansion on impact for devastating terminal performance on large game. At 20mm length and 29.16 grams, this is the heaviest and most powerful slug in the AEA lineup, requiring platforms generating a minimum of 300 Joules (400+ ft-lbs) for proper propulsion and stabilization.

Key Features

• 450-grain extreme heavyweight hollow point for maximum kinetic energy and terminal performance
• Dish-base skirt expands under air pressure for tight pneumatic barrel seal
• Hollow point cavity for massive energy transfer and expansion on impact
• 14.73mm (.58 inch) head diameter
• 20mm length
• Requires 300+ Joules (400+ ft-lbs) minimum for proper propulsion and stabilization
• Purpose-built for the AEA Megalodon and .58 caliber platforms
• 20 rounds per pack
  
  

Compatible Platforms

• AEA Megalodon Pump Action Airgun (.58 caliber)
• Other extreme-power .58 caliber PCP platforms generating 300+ Joules (400+ ft-lbs)
  
  

Specifications

⚠️ Requires extreme-power .58 caliber PCP platforms generating a minimum of 300 Joules (400+ ft-lbs) of muzzle energy for proper propulsion and stabilization.