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Kent Cartridge B123TK465 Bismuth Turkey 12 Gauge 3 in 1 5/8 oz 5 Shot 5 Bx/ 20 Cs

$26.44$5.29/rd
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Brand
Kent Cartridge
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Shot
Round Count
5
Grain Weight
711
UPC
656308111803
MPN
B123TK465

Overview

Kent Cartridge Bismuth Turkey ammunition is a lead-free load featuring high-density 12-gauge, 3-inch shells with 1-5/8 oz of #5 bismuth shot. Offering ballistic characteristics and integrity similar to lead, this clean-burning ammunition is safe for use in fixed-choke and high-grade shotgun barrels where lead is prohibited. Operating at a muzzle velocity of 1,300 fps with a high pellet count, it is tailored specifically for turkey and waterfowl hunting.

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