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Remington Nitro Steel Duplex 20 Gauge Ammo 3" #4 & #6 Steel Shot 1 oz Case of 250 (10 Boxes of 25)

$289.99$11.60/rd
Brand
Remington
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Steel Shot
Round Count
25
Grain Weight
437
UPC
10047700534913

Overview

Remington Nitro Steel Duplex 20 Gauge ammunition delivers blended, high-velocity performance for waterfowl and other shotgun hunting applications. Each 3-inch shell contains a 1-oz magnum steel shot payload combining two distinct shot sizes (#4 and #6). This duplex configuration provides dense patterns with the smaller shot up close, while the larger shot maintains striking energy at extended ranges. The load utilizes a tough, versatile four-petal shot cup wad designed to perform reliably across a wide selection of choke tubes. Built with an ultra-capacity stealth hull featuring a high base and drab head for reduced reflection, this case contains 250 rounds total, supplied in 10 boxes of 25.

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