GUN CLUB 20GA 2.75 7/8OZ #8 1200FPS 25/10

SKU: TSW|117188UPC: 047700323107Mfr. Part #: 20235

$12.99

GUN CLUB 20GA 2.75 7/8OZ #8 1200FPS 25/10

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Remington Gun Club Target Loads are an excellent choice for economical shooting. Featuring Gun Club Grade Shot Premier STS Primers and Power Piston One-Piece Wads these high-quality shells receive the same care in loading as our top-of-the-line Premier STS and Nitro 27 shells. This reloadable shell is designed to stretch your shooting dollar. – Gauge: 20 Gauge – Shot Size: 8 – Weight: 7/8 oz – Length: 2.75 – Muzzle Velocity: 1200 fps – Rounds Per Box: 25

Additional information

upc

047700323107

manufacturer

Remington

Manufacturer Part Number

20235

Caliber/Gauge

20 Gauge

Grains

#8

Length

2.75"

Model

Gun Club

Product Type

Lead

Shipping Weight

1.94

Shot Size

#8

Shot Weight

7/8 oz

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.52

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