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Remington's Gun Club line has been a mainstay at gun clubs and shooting ranges for a long time, and this 12 gauge 1 oz load in #7.5 shot is one of the reasons why. It's built as a no-frills target round, but that doesn't mean corners get cut anywhere that matters. This case gives you 250 rounds, packaged as 10 boxes of 25, which is a solid amount to keep on hand for weekly league nights or a weekend of working on your form before a tournament.
Remington loads these shells with Gun Club Grade shot, Premier STS primers, and their Power Piston one-piece wad, the same components used in the Premier STS and Nitro 27 lines. That means you get dependable ignition and a wad system designed to protect the shot column as it moves down the barrel, which helps keep patterns even from shell to shell. The 1 oz payload at roughly 1145 fps gives a mild push out of the gun, so recoil stays manageable even after a long string of targets.
A lighter shot charge like this one is a good match for skeet and sporting clays stations where you don't need a heavy payload to break the target. It's an easier round to shoot repeatedly without your shoulder reminding you about it the next day, and the softer recoil can help newer shooters stay focused on their swing instead of bracing for the shot.
These hulls are built to be reloaded, so if you load your own ammo, the brass and hull quality here gives you a head start on stretching your components further. Even if you never touch a reloading press, the fact that these are engineered with reloading in mind speaks to the overall build quality baked into every shell.
This 1 oz load in #7.5 shot is built for trap, skeet, and sporting clays. The lighter payload and moderate velocity make it comfortable to shoot over long strings of targets, which is exactly what you want for practice sessions or league nights.
Yes, these shells are designed with reloading in mind and hold up well through multiple reloads if you're set up for it. The hull quality is part of why these are a favorite among shooters who load their own ammo to save money over time.
With a 1 oz shot charge at around 1145 fps, recoil is on the softer side compared to 1-1/8 oz loads. That makes it a good pick if you're shooting a lot of rounds in one sitting or introducing a newer shooter to clay targets.
Most semi-autos handle this load fine since it's a fairly standard 12 gauge target round, though very light loads can occasionally be picky in guns tuned for heavier loads. If your semi-auto has adjustable gas settings, it's worth checking those are dialed in for lighter payloads.
| UPC | 047700345710 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20244 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 12.9000 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 250 |
| Cost per Round | 0.53 |
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