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The Mach line from B&P represents the kind of ammunition that actually delivers when you need it most. These are shells built for the disciplines where consistency separates a good day from a great one. Whether you're working trap, skeet, or handicap shooting, you get the technical advantages B&P has refined over more than a century in the game.
The Gordon Case system is the backbone of these shells. Unlike standard shotshell construction, the Gordon Case uses a specially designed base wad that absorbs recoil energy instead of transferring it straight to your shoulder. The conical shape of this base optimizes powder combustion while the shock-absorbing structure reduces felt recoil. You'll notice the difference on your shoulder, especially when you're putting rounds downrange during a full day of competition.
Loaded with 7/8 ounces of #8 shot at a controlled velocity, these shells work across most clay target applications. The #8 shot size gives you density in the pattern with enough pellets to break targets reliably at typical competitive distances. B&P loads these with their proprietary F2 powder, paired with quality wads and components all manufactured in-house. That integration means every shell behaves predictably from the first shot to the last.
These shells carry a track record that speaks for itself. B&P Competition and Mach lines have been used to win Olympic Gold Medals and countless World Championships. When you're loading shells into the magazine, you're using ammunition designed by people who understand what competitive shooting demands. The 25-round box fits into a standard shooting bag, and ten boxes per case make it practical for both practice and competition.
The Gordon Case features a shock-absorbing base wad designed to minimize felt recoil while maintaining consistent performance. The conical shape optimizes powder combustion, and the unique construction reduces the energy transferred to your shoulder, making these shells notably softer-shooting than conventional shells at the same velocity.
Absolutely. The 7/8 ounce load with #8 shot is specifically engineered for clay target sports and works well at typical competition distances. It provides dense patterns with enough pellets to break targets reliably while keeping recoil manageable, especially beneficial during longer shooting sessions.
B&P Mach hulls can be reloaded, though they require Euro-style primers and specialized components. Many reloaders appreciate the Gordon Case hull for its structural quality and recoil-reduction characteristics. Check reloading resource sites for specific load data and wad recommendations compatible with the Gordon system.
B&P manufactures their own powder specifically formulated to work optimally with their ammunition components and Gordon Case system. This in-house control ensures consistent performance, clean burning, and reliability across every shell produced. It's part of what makes B&P ammunition predictable from box to box.
| UPC | 878122004356 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12B78F28 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 1.902 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.60 |
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