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The Mach Professional Handicap stands apart as the top-tier competition load from Baschieri & Pellagri. Built from the ground up for trap and skeet, these shells have a documented championship lineage spanning decades, including five Olympic gold medals. That pedigree isn't marketing hype—it's earned through relentless attention to ballistic consistency and quality control.
The innovation that makes the Mach line special is the patented Gordon Case. Unlike conventional shell casings, the Gordon design features a distinctive base wad with a shock-absorbing profile that engages the moment you fire. This progressive dampening system reduces felt recoil without sacrificing velocity, which matters when you're shooting hundreds of rounds at an event. The lower recoil also helps you recover faster between targets in report pairs or true pairs, keeping your gun on target where it counts. Competitive shooters depend on this advantage to maintain their form through long sessions.
Everything in the Mach Professional Handicap works in harmony. F2 powder, specially developed for competition shotshells, burns consistently regardless of weather or shooting conditions. The shot itself is white lead with 5% antimony, graphite-coated and sorted through double sieving to ensure each pellet is as round as possible. That level of pellet uniformity directly translates to tighter, more predictable patterns downrange. The shell uses a specialized plastic wad with a pre-cut petals design that separates cleanly and consistently, giving you dependable shot patterns at every distance.
This is a shell designed for registered events and serious practice where consistency matters. The 7/8 oz payload at 1365 fps delivers the velocity needed for reliable clay breaking while the Gordon Case keeps the recoil manageable. Whether you're grinding at 16-yard trap, working the skeet field, or stretching the distance at longer ranges, these shells perform round after round with the kind of dependability that helps you focus on your technique instead of worrying about ammunition variables.
The Gordon Case has a distinctive shock-absorbing base wad with a progressive profile that dampens recoil without reducing velocity. As you fire, this system compresses to absorb the backward thrust of expanding gases, reducing the felt recoil on your shoulder while maintaining the ballistic performance you need for competition. This allows shooters to recover faster between targets and shoot longer sessions with less fatigue.
F2 powder was specifically developed for B&P competition shells and has a proven track record across multiple Olympic gold medals and international championships. It burns consistently in all weather conditions and shooting environments, ensuring your velocity and patterns stay uniform clay after clay. This consistency is what separates dedicated competition ammunition from general-purpose loads.
Yes. The 7/8 oz payload is a classic competition load that works well across trap, skeet, and sporting clay disciplines. Combined with the 1365 fps velocity, it delivers solid clay-breaking power while keeping recoil manageable. Many competitive shooters prefer this load for its balance between pattern density and shooter comfort during long events.
The graphite coating and 5% antimony hardening make each pellet more uniform and spherical, which results in denser, more predictable patterns. The graphite reduces friction as pellets move down the barrel and through the wad, helping them maintain their round shape and resist deformation. This translates to tighter clusters downrange and more reliable clay breaking at competition distances.
| UPC | 878122004349 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12B78F27 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 1.903 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.60 |
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