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Hevi-Shot Hevi-Hammer Waterfowl 12 Gauge Ammo 3" #4 Steel and Bismuth Shot 1-1/4 oz Case of 250 (10 Boxes of 25)

$409.99$1.64/rd
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Brand
Hevi-Shot
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Bismuth
Round Count
250
UPC
816383002117

Overview

Hevi-Shot Hevi-Hammer Waterfowl 12 Gauge ammunition utilizes high-density payloads to deliver tighter patterns, higher velocities, and increased knockdown power at extended ranges. This load combines meticulously cast bismuth pellets layered over steel pellets inside a 3" shell. Featuring a 1-1/4 oz shot charge of #4 shot, Hevi-Hammer bridges the gap between traditional steel and high-end tungsten by providing enhanced lethality and velocity without excessive cost. This case includes 250 rounds packaged in 10 boxes of 25.

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