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B&P Sporting Clay 12 Gauge Ammo 2-3/4" 1oz #8 25 Rounds - 12B1SCL8

B&P AMMUNITION

MSRP: $14.73
$12.28
(You save $2.45 )
SKU:
157168
UPC:
878122004400
Application:
Competition
Length:
2.75"
Ounces:
1 oz
Boxes Per Case:
10
FireArm:
No
HazAir:
Yes
Rounds Per Box:
25
Shot Size:
8
Gauge:
12 Gauge
Muzzle Velocity:
1200 fps

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B&P Sporting Clay 12 Gauge ammo in 2-3/4" shells, loaded with 1oz of #8 shot, 25 rounds per box. This 12 Gauge load with #8 shot is built for clays and doves.

This clay shooting cartridge is designed to help the shooter increase performance for greater clay-breaking power. This product also utilizes the Gordon Technology with a unique double shock absorber designed to minimize felt recoil. The Gordon case wad allows a reduction in the pressure developed but mainly limits the effects of recoil, making the shot softer while providing excellent performance. The conical shape of the Gordon base wad optimizes the combustion of the powder and, consequently, the performance of the ammunition. The base is slightly larger in diameter than the body of the cylinder and is formed by four concentric rings.

Specifications

BrandB&P
Gauge12 Gauge
Rounds per Box25
Shell Length2-3/4"
Shot Size#8
Shot Weight1oz
Muzzle Velocity1200 fps
Length2.75"
ApplicationCompetition
MPN12B1SCL8
UPC878122004400

Questions and Answers

What gauge and shell length is this?
It's 12 Gauge with 2-3/4" shells. Make sure your shotgun's chamber is rated for that length.

What is it loaded with?
#8 shot, 1oz load.

How many rounds come in a box?
25 rounds.

Ammunition is sold only to buyers who meet federal, state, and local age and purchase requirements. Some states and cities restrict ammo shipments.