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Federal Premium Hevi-Bismuth 16 Gauge Ammo 2-3/4" #3 Bismuth Shot 1-1/8 oz Case of 250 (10 Boxes of 25)

$484.71$1.94/rd
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Brand
Federal
Caliber
16 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Bismuth
Round Count
250
Grain Weight
492
UPC
50004544700933

Overview

Federal Premium HEVI-Bismuth 16-gauge ammunition is designed for both upland and waterfowl hunting. The bismuth pellets offer a density of 9.6 g/cc—22 percent denser than steel—providing increased downrange lethal energy and higher pellet counts. These pellets are alloyed and cast in the USA and are safe for use in both modern and classic shotguns due to their softer composition compared to steel or tungsten. Each shell utilizes the FLITECONTROL FLEX wad, which is designed to deploy from the rear for consistent, efficient patterns in both ported and non-ported chokes. This case contains 250 rounds, packaged in 10 boxes of 25 shells.

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