Hornady 86222 Heavy Magnum Coyote 12 Gauge 3″ 1 1/2 oz BB Shot 10 Per Box/ 10 Case

SKU: TSW|84272UPC: 090255862225Mfr. Part #: 86222

$21.99

Hornady 86222 Heavy Magnum Coyote 12 Gauge 3″ 1 1/2 oz BB Shot 10 Per Box/ 10 Case

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Hornady’s Heavy Magnum Coyote loads deliver lethal results and minimal pelt damage out to 50 yards. Loaded with nickel plated lead shot these shotshells are the perfect answer for close range predators. It features the Hornady Versatite wad that strips cleanly from the shot string for excellent pattern density and a short shot column for maximum effect on target. Not only are these loads extremely effective, they’re also an economical choice when compared to expensive tungsten options.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Cost per Round

2.20

Length

3"

manufacturer

Hornady

Manufacturer Part Number

86222

Product Type

Heavyweight

Shipping Weight

1.2313

Shot Size

#BB

Units per Box

10

upc

090255862225

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