Zan Projectiles .22 ELR Airgun Slugs
Zan Projectiles’ .22 (5.5mm) ELR slugs are precision-engineered in Slovenia for extended long-range airgun shooting. Each slug is manufactured to tight weight and dimensional tolerances, with an aerodynamic, high ballistic-coefficient profile designed to resist wind drift and hold velocity and energy over distance — the qualities that matter for PRS-style long-range shooting and for consistent trajectories at extended ranges from high-power PCP air rifles.
The range is built for rifles shooting in the 850–1000fps window and spans three grain weights, from 33 grains up to 42.3 grains, so you can match projectile weight to your rifle’s power and the distance you’re shooting. The 33-grain load carries a hollow-point tip for controlled expansion, giving it a role on live quarry as well as outdoor target practice.
| Grain Weight | Velocity Range (fps) | Design Feature |
|---|---|---|
| 33 grains | 850–1000 | Hollow-point tip for controlled expansion |
| 38 grains | 850–1000 | Standard aerodynamic profile |
| 42.3 grains | 850–1000 | High mass for improved energy retention at long range |
FAQ
What is the recommended velocity range for these slugs?
These slugs are designed for rifles operating in the 850–1000fps range.
Are these slugs suitable for live quarry shooting?
The 33-grain model features a hollow-point tip for controlled expansion, making it suitable for live quarry use.
What materials are used in the construction of these slugs?
The product description does not specify materials. Please contact customer service for more details.
Olivia Bell –
Used these slugs with my PCP rifle at 500 yards. The flight was stable and the impact was consistent. The hollow-point tip performed well on a target, showing good expansion without over-penetration. Great for long-range practice.
Nicola Short –
Felt a noticeable difference in trajectory compared to standard slugs. The 38-grain version matched my rifle’s power well. Good for PRS-style shooting. A bit expensive, but worth it for accuracy.
Michael May –
Ordered the 42.3-grain for long-range use. The slug retained velocity better than others I’ve tried. Wind resistance was excellent. Satisfied with performance and consistency.