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Ballistic Products Shotshell Wads 12 Gauge Tungsten Propulsion Systems (TPS) 2-3/4" Non-Toxic Shot 100PK

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Brand
Ballistic Products
Color
Clear
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Reloading
Round Count
100
Reloading Type
Wads & Shot
UPC
809579653828

Overview

Ballistic Products Tungsten Propulsion Systems (TPS) 12-gauge shotshell wads are ultra-tough components engineered for reloading non-toxic shot. Designed for 2-3/4-inch hulls, these clear wads feature an extended shotcup to accommodate large payloads and are pre-slit for easy loading. Built from specialized absorbent resins, the wads protect the shotgun barrel from damaging hard pellets while mediating the ricocheting characteristics of tungsten alloys. They act as a critical barrier between powder and shot charges to ensure proper ignition, prevent hull space shifting, and protect both soft shot and barrel steel.

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