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B&P Competition One shells hit the sweet spot for clay target competitors who want soft-shooting ammunition without sacrificing performance. The 28 gauge in 2-3/4" format already offers lighter recoil than larger gauges, and these rounds take it a step further with B&P's Gordon System hull.
The hull has a divot molded into the base that compresses slightly during firing. Think of it like having an extra cushioning layer built into the shell itself. This design reduces felt recoil by dampening the ignition, allowing the energy to transfer more smoothly instead of coming at you all at once. That difference adds up after a full day of shooting, and it's why competitors who've used these shells for years keep coming back.
The 3/4 oz payload of #7.5 lead shot gets its consistency from meticulous component selection. B&P uses white lead with 3% antimony content for hardness, and their pellets are double-sieved to ensure they're as spherical as possible. That precision means tighter, more predictable patterns downrange. The specialized plastic wad and 1280 fps velocity were engineered specifically to deliver clay-breaking power while keeping recoil manageable.
This load sits nicely between the entry-level loads and B&P's premium offerings. It's their answer for shooters who want genuine quality control and performance without the step-up pricing, which explains why you'll find these in the bags of club shooters who log serious hours at trap and skeet.
The Gordon System uses a specially designed hull base with a divot that compresses during firing, creating a cushioning effect. This dampens the felt recoil by allowing the ignition energy to transfer more smoothly into the gun. Users consistently report noticeable recoil reduction compared to standard shells, and the technology has been part of B&P's design since the 1990s.
Yes, these work well for both disciplines. The #7.5 shot size and 3/4 oz payload make them versatile for trap, skeet, and sporting clays. The 1280 fps velocity is moderate enough for comfort but fast enough for clean clay breaks at typical competition distances.
B&P focuses on quality control with strict component selection, spherical shot hardened with antimony, and pre-cut wads for pattern consistency. While they're typically priced higher than budget options, they offer genuine performance benefits that make them competitive with other premium clay target loads. Many competitors shoot them for extended sessions specifically because of the soft-shooting characteristics.
Yes, the Gordon System hulls are durable and reloadable. The design actually makes them popular for reloaders who value the quality construction and low-recoil hull design. Just follow standard reloading practices for 28 gauge shells.
| UPC | 878122004233 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 28BCP75 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 1.6 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.72 |
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