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12 Gauge - 2-3/4" 9 Pellets #1 Buckshot - Fiocchi - 80 Rounds in Field Box

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Overview

Quantity - 80 Rounds
Manufacturer - Fiocchi
Load - 2-3/4” 9 Pellets #1 Buckshot
Manufacturer Fiocchi
Condition New
Bullet Weight Not Applicable
Bullet Type #1 Buck
Quantity 80
Ammo Caliber 12 Gauge
Manufacturer SKU 12FHV9P
Shot Material Lead
Shell Length 2-3/4"
Muzzle Velocity (fps) 1325
Attracts Magnet No
UPC Barcode 762344865966
Use Type
Buckshot
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The mighty whitetail. The snooty boar. The scheming coyote. Not a single one of them is a match for the hunter who chambers Fiocchi’s Field Dynamics 12 Gauge ammunition! And if you happened to have a shotgun and this box of ammo during a home invasion, you’d be in a pretty good position.

This shell contains nine pellets of #1 buckshot. Not #1 shot, which is 0.16” in diameter – #1 buckshot, which is 0.30” in diameter. The #1 buckshot pellet is 0.03” smaller in diameter than the more conventional 00 buckshot pellet, and it weighs less as well (40.5 grains as opposed to 53.8 grains). That’s why this shell’s shot column weighs about 0.83 ounces instead of 1.1 ounces. But thanks to its weight reduction, this shell is able to produce a zesty muzzle velocity of 1,325 fps without creating an inordinate amount of recoil.

This shell’s hinged wad simultaneously reduces felt recoil and shot deformation. The lead shot pellets themselves are plated with nickel, which does even more to preserve their spherical, aerodynamic and tight-patterning profiles during ignition. Hard nickel also helps the shot pellets plunge deeper into their target. It all comes packaged in a handy black plastic field box – not as tough as a steel ammo can, but a nice little container all the same.
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