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Challenger First Class Target Load 12 Gauge 2-3/4" #7.5 1 Ounce 250rds Case

Name: Challenger First Class Target Load 12 Gauge 2-3/4" #7.5 1 Ounce 250rds Case
Brand: Challenger
Availability: OutOfStock

$86.80

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Brand: Challenger
Caliber: 12 Gauge
Category: Ammo
UPC: 773622402575
MPN: CTA12FL75

Overview

Challenger First Class Target Load 12 gauge ammunition is engineered for sporting clays and high-volume shooting applications. Each 2-3/4 inch shell features a 1-ounce lead shot payload of #7.5 shot with a muzzle velocity of 1,150 fps. Built with clean-burning powder, dependable primers, and a one-piece plastic wad, these rounds utilize high-antimony lead shot to ensure consistent ignition, reliable cycling, and dense clay-breaking patterns.

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