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The B&P Mach Handicap line is built for serious trap competitors who demand reliability on every target. Manufactured by Italy's Baschieri & Pellagri, these shells represent the top tier of competition ammunition with a proven track record that includes over 100 Olympic and international medals.
The Gordon Case technology is the real difference here. Rather than just another load, this design actively works to dampen recoil during the firing sequence, which means your shoulder takes less punishment during long tournament days or high-volume practice sessions. That matters when you're shooting 100 rounds of competitive trap, because fatigue changes how you point the gun. The overall construction uses specially selected components throughout, from the wad to the primer, all coordinated to work together for shot-to-shot consistency.
You're getting 1 ounce of #8 lead shot at 1250 fps, which sits right in the sweet spot for handicap events. It's fast enough to maintain pellet energy at distance without pushing unnecessary recoil into your shoulder, and the 1250 fps velocity stays comfortably within ATA rules. Many serious handicap competitors prefer this exact load configuration because #8 shot gives you more pellets in the pattern while maintaining the energy needed to break clays from the back line.
The plastic hull is built to last through multiple reloads if you handload, making it a smart long-term investment for high-volume shooters. The construction quality means you'll have consistent, uniform hulls when you're ready to reload, which matters when you're fine-tuning loads for your specific gun and choke combination.
The Mach line is B&P's top-tier competition ammunition with premium shot quality and the Gordon Case recoil-reduction system. The Competition One line is a solid entry-level option for practice and training, while Mach is specifically engineered for tournament-level performance. The Mach uses harder, more uniform lead shot and tighter quality control throughout manufacturing.
These 2.75-inch shells will work in any shotgun with a 2.75-inch or longer chamber. Most trap guns use 2.75-inch chambers, so you're fine there. If your gun has a 3-inch chamber, these will still function perfectly fine. Just make sure your gun is rated for lead shot and competitive use.
Yes, 1250 fps is the standard starting velocity for handicap loads and sits right in the competitive sweet spot. The velocity gives you enough energy to break clays at distance while keeping recoil manageable for sustained accuracy through multiple targets. Many top handicap competitors prefer 1250 fps over faster loads because the added recoil doesn't translate to measurably better results at typical trap distances.
Yes, the B&P plastic cases are designed to be reloadable. Because of the Gordon Case design and quality construction, the hulls maintain their integrity through multiple reloads, making them a good value for high-volume shooters who handload. You'll need appropriate reloading data and components, but many competitive reloaders prefer B&P hulls for their consistency.
| UPC | 878122007685 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12B1F2L8 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 2.2 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.68 |
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