Remington HyperSonic Steel 12 Gauge ammo in 3" shells, loaded with 1-1/4oz of #3 shot, 25 rounds per box. This 12 Gauge load with #3 shot is a typical waterfowl choice for ducks and geese.
Most ducks are missed from behind, but the unprecedented velocity of Remington HyperSonic Steel compensates for this by reducing required lead by 8 at 40 yards (about a full body length) on a duck flying at average speed. It puts more steel shot in the head and neck for quicker kills and fewer misses - without changing the way you shoot. With the highest velocity and downrange pattern energies ever achieved, HyperSonic Steel takes lethality to new heights, to a level of terminal performance where more birds drop with fewer shots - at the farthest reaches of your abilities. And only Remington harnessed the wad technology to do it.
Features
- Unequaled Lethality - Hypersonic Steel is engineered to put more pellets into the vital areas of waterfowl, yielding quicker kills and fewer misses
- Premier Components -Top of the line Remington made hulls, propellants, and primers make for ultimate performance even in the harshest conditions
- Xelerator Wads - These proprietary wads help patterns stay uniform and hold velocity throughout the entire delivery
- Gauge 12 Gauge
- Shot Size 3
- Shotshell Length 3in / 76mm
- Muzzle Velocity 1700
- Type Steel
- Shot Weight 1 1/4 oz
- Payload Pellets 292
- Density 7.8 g/cc
- Package Quantity 25
Specifications
| Brand | Remington |
|---|---|
| Series | HyperSonic Steel |
| Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Rounds per Box | 25 |
| Shell Length | 3" |
| Shot Size | #3 |
| Shot Weight | 1-1/4oz |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1700 fps |
| Case Material | Plastic |
| Primer | 209 |
| Brass Type | High Brass |
| Shot Material | Steel |
| Application | Hunting |
| MPN | 26776 |
| UPC | 047700512006 |
Questions and Answers
What gauge and shell length is this?
It's 12 Gauge with 3" shells. Make sure your shotgun's chamber is rated for that length.
What is it loaded with?
#3 shot, 1-1/4oz load.
How many rounds come in a box?
25 rounds.
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