B&P 12B18D6 Heavy Dove & Quail 12Gauge 2.75″ 1 1/8oz 6Shot 25 Per Box/10 Case

SKU: TSW|150835UPC: 878122006718Mfr. Part #: 12B18D6

$13.99

B&P 12B18D6 Heavy Dove & Quail 12Gauge 2.75″ 1 1/8oz 6Shot 25 Per Box/10 Case

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The B&P Heavy Dove & Quail line of shotshells is designed to deliver success, devastating patterns, and extend range towards a legendary day of hunting. It features the Gordon Technology to aid in reduced felt recoil. The Gordon case wad allows a reduction in the pressure developed but mainly limits the effects of recoil, making the shot softer while providing excellent performance. The conical shape of the Gordon base wad optimizes the combustion of the powder and, consequently, the performance of the ammunition. The base is slightly larger in diameter than the body of the cylinder and is formed by four concentric rings.

Additional information

upc

878122006718

manufacturer

Baschieri & Pellagri

Manufacturer Part Number

12B18D6

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Length

2.75"

Shipping Weight

2.38

Shot Size

#6

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.56

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