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Remington Heavy Dove 20 Gauge Ammo 2-3/4" #7-1/2 Lead Shot 1 oz Case of 250 (10 Boxes of 25)

$149.99$0.60/rd
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Brand
Remington
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Lead
Round Count
250
Grain Weight
1
UPC
47700509013

Overview

Remington Heavy Dove 20-gauge shotshells are designed for upland bird hunting and clay target shooting. These 2 3/4-inch shells feature a 1-ounce payload of #7.5 lead shot and are rated for a muzzle velocity of 1165 fps. Engineered for consistent performance, these loads utilize quality hulls and powder charges to promote reliable ignition and uniform patterns. This case contains 250 total rounds, packaged in 10 boxes of 25.

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