Fiocchi Nickel-Plated Buckshot 12 ga 2 3/4″ MAX 27 plts #4B 1325 fps – 10/box

SKU: TSW|34351UPC: 762344702681Mfr. Part #: 12HV4BK

$14.99

Fiocchi Nickel-Plated Buckshot 12 ga 2 3/4″ MAX 27 plts #4B 1325 fps – 10/box

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Description

The Fiocchi Exacta line of shotshells were designed specifically for hunting large targets like buck and deer. These nickel-plated buckshot rounds feature Fiocchi’s unique nickel-plated pellets which choke together for tighter more consistent shot patterns that are ideal for both hunting and home defense.

In addition to delivering tighter shot patterns on a more consistent basis these buckshot shells are not weighed down by any buffers or other unnecessary additions. Simply put the Fiocchi Exacta line of Nickel-Plated Buckshot shells was designed to meet your heavy-duty shotgun requirements with no mess and no fuss.

Additional information

upc

762344702681

manufacturer

Fiocchi

Manufacturer Part Number

12HV4BK

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Length

2.75"

Product Type

Nickel-Plated Lead

Shipping Weight

1.1

Shot Size

#4 Buck

Units per Box

10

Cost per Round

1.50

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