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Remington built the Gun Club line to answer a simple question: how do you keep clay shooters stocked up without cutting corners on quality? This 1 ounce, #8 shot load answers that with a 2.75 dram equivalent charge that keeps recoil light while still giving you enough pellet count to break birds consistently, whether you're working the trap line or bouncing around a sporting clays course.
Every shell in this case starts with Gun Club Grade shot, pellets formed from Remington's shot tower and screened for uniform diameter so your patterns stay predictable round after round. Pair that with a Premier STS primer for dependable ignition and a Power Piston one-piece wad that cuts down on shot deformation, and you're getting the same core components found in Remington's higher end Nitro 27 and Premier STS lines, just built around a lighter payload and a friendlier price point.
The 1 ounce payload at 1185 fps makes this one of the softer shooting options in the Gun Club lineup, which is worth knowing if you're logging a lot of rounds in a single session or handing a gun to a newer shooter who's still getting comfortable with recoil. It still carries enough punch for trap, skeet, and general clay target work, and the #8 shot size is a go to choice for closer to mid range presentations where pellet count matters more than reaching out.
These shells are built to be reloaded, so if you've got a press set up at home, the hulls from this case can go through another cycle or two before you retire them. That reloadability, combined with the fact that this comes packed as a full 250 round case, makes it a practical option for anyone burning through ammo regularly at the club or on the practice range.
This 1 ounce, #8 shot load is built for trap, skeet, and general sporting clays practice where targets are at conventional distances. The lighter payload and moderate 1185 fps velocity make it comfortable to shoot for long sessions without wearing you out. It's a solid everyday practice load rather than a long range specialty shell.
Yes, these hulls are designed to be reloadable and many handloaders get several reload cycles out of them before retiring the hull. The Power Piston one-piece wad and Premier STS primer are the same components used in Remington's higher end lines, so reload consistency tends to hold up well.
The 1 oz load trades a bit of pellet count for noticeably softer recoil, which makes it a nice option if you're shooting a high volume of targets in a day or getting a newer shooter comfortable behind the gun. The 1-1/8 oz version pushes more shot downrange and is a common pick for shooters who want a little extra pattern density.
The 2-3/4 dram equivalent is a lighter target load, so it can occasionally struggle to reliably cycle some gas operated semi-automatics that are tuned for heavier loads. It runs great in pump actions, over-unders, and most gas guns set up for lighter target loads, but it's worth patterning a few rounds through your specific gun first.
| UPC | 047700346014 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20081 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 12.7000 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 250 |
| Cost per Round | 0.48 |
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