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Why customers choose this item
✓12 gauge 2.75 inch shells
✓#7 shot size load
✓1350 fps muzzle velocity
✓Steel shot pellet type
✓25 rounds per box
✓Hevi Steel Upland load
Product highlights
HEVI Steel upland shotshell designed for 12 gauge 2.75 inch chamber hunting
Loaded with number 7 steel shot for upland bird hunting applications
Muzzle velocity approximately 1350 feet per second for effective performance
Steel pellets measure approximately 7.8 g per cubic centimeter density
Designed to produce tight shot patterns for improved field accuracy
Twenty five rounds per box supports extended hunting and shooting sessions
Product description
The HEVI-Shot Hevi-Steel Upland 12 Gauge 2.75″ #7 Steel Shot 25 Round Box is a shotgun ammunition load designed for upland bird hunting. This 12 gauge 2.75 inch shotshell uses #7 steel shot with a muzzle velocity of 1,350 fps for dove and quail applications.
It features 7.8 g/cc precision steel pellets, a specialized wad designed to produce tight patterns, and dependable ignition components for consistent operation in standard configurations. The HEVI-Shot Hevi-Steel Upland 12 gauge shotshell is packaged in a 25 round box and categorized as steel shot ammunition. This product is used for hunting dove and quail where non-toxic loads are required. In typical setups, the #7 shot size provides high pellet counts for dense pattern coverage at close to mid-range distances. The Hevi-Steel Upland shotshell supports use in 12 gauge shotguns chambered for 2.75 inch shells.
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