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Remington Ammunition R20031 Gun Club Cure 12 Gauge 2.75 in 1 1/8 oz 8 Shot 25 Per Box/ 10 Cs, Shotgun Shells

Name: Remington Ammunition R20031 Gun Club Cure 12 Gauge 2.75 in 1 1/8 oz 8 Shot 25 Per Box/ 10 Cs, Shotgun Shells
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Brand: Remington
Caliber: 12 Gauge
Category: Ammo
Round Count: 25
UPC: 47700532202

Overview

Remington Gun Club Cure 12-gauge shotshells are designed for target shooting applications, including trap, skeet, and sporting clays. Each 2.75-inch shell is loaded with 1-1/8 ounces of #8 lead shot and features a muzzle velocity of 1,100 fps. These shells utilize Gun Club grade shot, Premier STS primers, and one-piece power piston wads for consistent, reliable performance. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these shells benefits children's hospitals and disease research. Each box contains 25 rounds.

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