CHALLENGER 12GA 2 3/4” SLUGS 10PCS
$34.99Challenger Slug Ammunition provides the accuracy you desire for hunting larger game. These 12 Gauge, 2-3/4 inch slugs pack 1-1/8 ounce of stopping power so you can harvest deer, bear, or wild boar with confidence. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or just starting out, these non-toxic, rifled slugs allow for a precise shot from longer distances versus alternative ammunition types. Simply load into your shotgun, take aim and take home some delicious organic meat for the winter.
US GLOCK 19 GEN4 CANADIAN FXD 9MM 4.17″
$999.99
US GLOCK 17 GEN4 FXD 9MM 4.49″
$999.99
GLOCK 22/35 10-RD MAGAZINE – 40S&W
$44.99Factory OEM Glock, Gen 4, 10-round, double stack, .40 S&W magazine. Compatible with all generations and variations of the G22 and G35.
SIG SAUER 1911 45ACP MAG – 8RD
$46.99Not all replacement magazines are equal. Keep your SIG performing at the highest level with factory replacement magazines.
GRIP WEIGHT 320 X-SERIES 1.6OZ RETAINER
$74.99
CHALLENGER GAME&SPORT 28GA 2-3/4″ #7.5
$21.99Get Made in Canada quality and value with Challenger 28 Gauge Game & Sporting. That’s right, since 1983 Challenger ammo has been manufactured right here in Canada, offering hunters and clay shooters consistent ammunition at the right price.
Some of our Outdoor Pro Team have used these game loads during past hunting seasons and love them for their consistency and knockdown power. Having the best quality gear gives you the best opportunity for success.
GLOCK 43X/48 10-RD MAGAZINE – 9MM
$44.99This is a 10 round factory magazine for the Glock 43x or 48 9mm pistol. These magazines are factory new.
Please Note: These magazines are not compatible with the standard Glock 43 series.
Manufacturer: Glock
Model: 43x & 48
Caliber: 9mm Luger
Capacity: 10 Rounds
CHALLENGER TACTICAL SLUG 12GA 2-3/4″ 1OZ
$35.99Challenger Target Slug 12ga Low Recoil
Challenger Target Slug 12ga Low Recoil- Challenger reputation for making the most well-known shotshells in Canada goes all the way back to 1983. Thats when Elie Zarif started building shotshells because clay-shooter and hunters couldn’t get ammunition at the right price.