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12 Gauge - 2-3/4" 1-1/4oz. #4 Shot - Kent Bismuth Waterfowl - 25 Rounds

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Quantity - 25 Rounds
Manufacturer - Kent
Load - 2-3/4" 1-3/8oz. #4 Bismuth Shot
Product Type Ammo
Manufacturer Kent
Condition New
Bullet Weight 1-1/4 oz
Bullet Type #4 Shot
Quantity 25
Ammo Caliber 12 Gauge
Manufacturer SKU B12W364
Shot Material Bismuth
Shell Length 2-3/4"
Muzzle Velocity (fps) 1350
Attracts Magnet No
UPC Barcode 656308110868
Use Type
Waterfowl
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Duck hunters know the struggle: The law requires you to use nontoxic shot, yet steel’s lower density than that of lead presents performance issues. But when you hunt with bismuth – which is not only nontoxic and nonmagnetic, but also 24 percent denser than steel – you won’t encounter a duck you’re unable to drop.

Kent’s Bismuth Waterfowl 12 Gauge shell is loaded with #4 bismuth shot, which has a density of 9.6g/cc. Such heavy shot retains far more energy downrange, so it kills fast and clean and does a great job of resisting wind drift. Bismuth shot is soft enough to prevent damaging a barrel or choke tube. Kent’s High-Performance Base-Wad helps such uniform pellets achieve their most efficient pattern – it’s also optimized to promote optimal functionality in semi-automatic shotguns.

The West Virginian manufacturer arms their Bismuth Waterfowl loads with durable high-density polymer hulls, clean-burning double base powder, and their supremely reliable CX2000 primer. This is one duck hunting shell that doesn’t quack under pressure!

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