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Remington Clay & Field 20 Gauge Ammunition 25 Rounds 2-3/4" #8 Lead 7/8oz

$12.89$0.52/rd
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Brand
Remington
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Shot
Round Count
25
UPC
47700520605
MPN
HT208

Overview

Remington Clay & Field 20 Gauge ammunition combines target-load consistency with field-load reliability in a 2-3/4 inch shell. Each round features 7/8 ounces of high-hardness #8 lead shot propelled by a fast-burning powder and Remington's patented Power Piston wad, achieving a muzzle velocity of 1,200 fps. Built with a premium STS primer and a reloadable plastic hull, this multi-purpose load is designed for upland game hunting and clay target shooting.

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