Remington Express Extra Long Range Shotgun Ammo .410 ga 2 1/2″ MAX 1/2 oz #7.5 1250 fps 25/ct

SKU: RSR|REM20747UPC: 047700017204Mfr. Part #: 20747

$22.99

Remington Express Extra Long Range Shotgun Ammo .410 ga 2 1/2″ MAX 1/2 oz #7.5 1250 fps 25/ct

Available to order: 400 in stock

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Description

Simply the best-balanced tightest-patterning upland field loads available. Now in a bold new look and the same premium performance decades of shooters have come to know and trust. The time-proven excellence of Express XLR Extra Long Range line now with five brand new loadings – 12 gauge to 410 bore – and shot sizes ranging from #2 all the way down to #7 1/2 for everything from pheasant and quail to rabbits and squirrels.

Additional information

upc

047700017204

manufacturer

Remington

Manufacturer Part Number

20747

Caliber/Gauge

410 Bore 2.5"

Grains

#7.5

Length

2.50"

Model

Express Long Range

Product Type

Lead

Shipping Weight

1.1

Shot Size

#7.5

Shot Weight

1/2 oz

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.92

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