Federal SH1294B Shorty 12Gauge 1.75″ 15/16oz 4BuckShot 15Pellets 10 Per Box/10 Case

SKU: TSW|111438UPC: 604544651430Mfr. Part #: SH1294B

$12.99

Federal SH1294B Shorty 12Gauge 1.75″ 15/16oz 4BuckShot 15Pellets 10 Per Box/10 Case

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Description

Great things really do come in small packages. Although just 1.75″ long, new Shorty shotshells offer similar patterns, energy and accuracy as full-size counterparts. Now available in 8 shot, 4 buck and rifled slug loads perfect for fun at the range.

Additional information

upc

604544651430

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

SH1294B

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Grains

4 Buck

Length

1.75"

Model

Shorty Shotshell

Product Type

Shotshell

Shipping Weight

0.67

Shot Size

#4 Buck

Units per Box

10

Cost per Round

1.30

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