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Nobel Sport Steel Waterfowl Shotshells 12 ga 3″ 1-1/4 oz 1450 fps #BB 25/ct

$16.53$0.66/rd
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Brand
Nobel Sport
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Solid/Monolithic
Round Count
25
UPC
8379123000571
MPN
ANS123STBB

Overview

Nobel Sport Steel Waterfowl shotshells are designed for waterfowl hunting, delivering consistent performance and even patterning in the field. Assembled using high-quality components, these 12-gauge, 3-inch shells feature high antimony hard shot in a #BB shot size with a 1-1/4 oz steel shot payload. Each round is built with a finely crafted wad, a premium plastic case, and a reliable NobelSport 209 primer, producing a muzzle velocity of 1,450 fps. Supplied in a box of 25 rounds.

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