For 2 3/4 inch shells, they are too long
Review by midas
I bought these for a Tavor TS12. Each tube should hold 5 of these or 4 of the 3". Unfortunately these shells are just barely too long, by the width of a rim. So it can only hold 4. A bit irritating. In researching, it's not just my weapon but others are having the same problem. Other than that, they work.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 12 Gauge - 2-3/4" 9 Pellets 00 Buck - Rio Low Recoil - 250 Rounds
7 of 15
Not Too Impressed
Review by jdog
The first thing you notice about these shells is they're very light compared to a similar Remington shell. Kind of makes you wonder what the shot is made out of and it's penetration capabilities. The other issue is, as others have said, the shell is a bit longer than a typical crimped-over type shell so this reduced my tube capacity by one. No misfires or problems otherwise, seem like decent quality but I will pass in the future as they are not particularly cheap.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 12 Gauge - 2-3/4" 1-1/8oz. #1 Buckshot - Rio Royal Buck - 5 Rounds
10 of 15
Quality is good, but won't cycle
Review by DLD
My shotgun is a Mossberg SA20. These shells are approximately 3/16 inch longer than Remington Express shells, so 5 rounds will not fit in the tube. They also will not auto eject. Manual ejection stovepipes. I now have 250 rounds that can only be fired single shot.
(Posted on June 27, 2026)
Review of 20 ga - 2-3/4" #1 Buck - Rio - 250 Rounds
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