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Remington Wingmaster HD Waterfowl 12 Gauge Ammo 3-1/2" #2 Tungsten Shot 1-3/4 oz Case of 100 (10 Boxes of 10)

$534.21$5.34/rd
Brand
Remington
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
Tungsten
Round Count
100
Grain Weight
765
UPC
47700347714

Overview

Remington Wingmaster HD Waterfowl 12-gauge ammunition is loaded with a high-performance 11.6g/cc tungsten blend designed to deliver superior patterns, deeper penetration, and higher retained energy in the field. Featuring 765-grain loads with #2 tungsten shot in 3-1/2 inch shells, this premium waterfowl load offers pellets that are 6% denser than lead and 49% denser than steel. The round, smooth, true-sized pellets provide efficient, dense patterns with excellent downrange energy. Despite its high tungsten density, the material is nearly as soft as steel, ensuring it remains easy on factory barrels and choke tubes while delivering a choke response that closely simulates traditional lead.

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