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Remington HyperSonic Waterfowl 12 Gauge Ammo 3" #1 Steel Shot 1-1/4 oz Case of 250 (10 Boxes of 25)

$201.69$0.81/rd
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Brand
Remington
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Steel Shot
Round Count
250
UPC
47700510118

Overview

Remington HyperSonic Waterfowl 12 gauge ammunition is engineered for high-velocity performance, reaching speeds of 1,700 feet per second. Designed for waterfowl hunting, this load utilizes a unique Xelerator wad with a dual-stage ignition chamber, allowing for increased pellet velocity while maintaining safe internal pressure. This technology delivers non-toxic steel shot with the kinetic energy necessary for effective long-range performance. This ammunition comes in a case of 250 rounds, organized into 10 boxes of 25 shells each.

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