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  • 28 Gauge - 2-3/4" 3/4oz. #9 Shot - Remington American Clay & Field - 25 Rounds

28 Gauge - 2-3/4" 3/4oz. #9 Shot - Remington American Clay & Field - 25 Rounds

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Quantity - 25 Rounds
Manufacturer - Remington
Load - 2-3/4” 3/4oz. #9 Shot
Product Type Ammo
Manufacturer Remington
Condition New
Bullet Weight 3/4 oz.
Bullet Type #9 Shot
Quantity 25
Ammo Caliber 28 Gauge
Manufacturer SKU HT289
Shot Material Lead
Shell Length 2-3/4"
Muzzle Velocity (fps) 1200
Attracts Magnet No
Use Type
Target Loads
Upland Game
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Do you want to shoot a round of skeet? Or would you rather go hunting for the smallest upland birds, or peg a few pesky varmint critters? Doesn’t matter – Remington American Clay & Field 28 Gauge ammunition is designed to win the day either way!

Three-quarter ounces of #9 shot doesn’t sound like very much on paper, but that’s still about 439 pellets to a single 2-3/4” load. Whether the clay or critter is near or far, you can count on such hard lead shot to avoid flat spotting so it can continue patterning densely over long distances. Remington’s own Power Piston wad also averts pattern-weakening shot pellet deformation – and it also promotes more consistent velocities.

Remington’s brass STS primer is engineered for perfect compatibility with any type of scattergun, and their brass-plated steel heads enhance smooth feeding and extraction just as indiscriminately. High-strength extruded plastic hulls make this ammo an easy pick for handloading maestros!

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