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The Remington Premier STS Target is purpose-built for shooters who run volume downrange. Whether you're putting in work at the skeet range every weekend, grinding trap competitions, or spreading your shots across a sporting clays course, these shells deliver the precision you expect to see with every trigger pull.
What makes the STS platform stand out is the combination of shot-to-shot consistency and reloadable hulls. Remington's high-antimony lead shot comes from their iconic shot tower and gets formed perfectly round, which translates to uniform patterns that clay shooters worldwide rely on. At 1200 fps with 7/8 ounce of #9 shot, you get plenty of pellets in the air for close-range skeet work without sacrificing the velocity that matters.
These shells use a polyethylene hull that eats reloads. If you're serious about keeping your costs down through handloading, you'll notice the difference between these and budget brands the moment you start deprimming. The hull finish stays smooth, feeding stays positive, and the unibody construction doesn't split prematurely. That's why you see them at Grand American shoots and registered trap clubs across the country.
The #9 shot size with this payload makes these ideal for skeet where the birds stay tight, and they work fine for the closer presentations in sporting clays too. The 25-round box fits easy in your range bag, and when you're ready to load a case, you'll grab 10 boxes (250 rounds) and know you're getting shells that feel the same round to round.
Yes, these are designed with the reloader in mind. The polyethylene hulls are built to withstand multiple reload cycles without splitting or losing their smooth feeding characteristics. The unibody hull construction means you'll get more usable empties compared to cheaper budget shells, which makes a difference if you're regularly at the bench.
With #9, you get nearly double the pellet count in the same payload, which works great for skeet where targets are closer. The trade-off is that #9 pellets lose energy faster downrange compared to #8, so they're less ideal for longer shots in trap or sporting clays. For pure skeet, #9 is the right call with these shells.
No, never do this. 20 gauge shells are smaller and will slip into the chamber of a 12 gauge and potentially cause dangerous malfunctions. The shells are even marked with yellow cases to help prevent this mistake. Always check your shotgun's gauge before loading.
Cases are sold as 10 boxes per case, which gives you 250 rounds total. This is the standard case quantity for Remington target shells and makes it easy to stock up for heavy shooting seasons.
| UPC | 047700300504 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20217 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.0 |
| Shot Size | #9 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.68 |
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