Remington Ammunition R20029 Gun Club Cure 12Gauge 2.75″ 1 1/8oz 8Shot 25 Per Box/10 Case

SKU: TSW|149293UPC: 047700532103Mfr. Part #: R20029

$12.99

Remington Ammunition R20029 Gun Club Cure 12Gauge 2.75″ 1 1/8oz 8Shot 25 Per Box/10 Case

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Description

Remington Gun Club Target loads are an excellent choice for economical shooting. Loaded with Gun Club Grade shot, Premier STS primers, and power piston one piece wads, these high quality shells receive the same care in loading as Remington’s top of the line Premier STS and Nitro 27 shells.

Additional information

upc

047700532103

manufacturer

Remington

Manufacturer Part Number

R20029

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Length

2.75"

Shipping Weight

2.468

Shot Size

#8

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.52

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