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Remington Premier Royal Flush 20 Gauge Ammo 2-3/4" #8 Copper Plated Lead Shot 1 oz Box of 25

$21.68$0.87/rd
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Brand
Remington
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Shot
Round Count
25
Grain Weight
437
UPC
47700205700
MPN
20570

Overview

Remington Premier Royal Flush 20 gauge shotgun shells are designed for upland hunting. Each 2-3/4" shell is loaded with 1 oz of #8 copper-plated lead shot. This magnum-grade payload is engineered to provide consistent patterns, energy transfer, and reliable terminal performance in the field. Each box contains 25 shells, with 10 boxes per case.

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