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Magtech Shot Shell, 20 Gauge, 2.75 in loaded with 26 3T (TTT) size lead pellets (.22 in) - known in the US market as size F, which is slightly smaller than #4 Buckshot (.24 in), loaded by Magtech-CBC

$12.00$0.48/rd
Brand
Magtech
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Round Count
25
UPC
754908284313
MPN
20BSA

Overview

Magtech 20-gauge shotshells are designed for consistent performance in hunting, sport shooting, and training applications. Each 2.75-inch shell is loaded with 13/16 oz of TTT lead shot, consisting of 26 lead pellets per shell. The TTT size (approximately .22 inches) is slightly smaller than #4 buckshot. These shells are manufactured to provide reliable ignition and high pattern density, with a stated muzzle velocity of 1,250 fps. They feature a standard 6-point crimp and are engineered for reliable feeding in modern 20-gauge shotguns.

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