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Estate's Super Sport Competition Target loads punch above their weight class when it comes to target ammunition. These shells pack progressive-burning powder paired with specially designed perforated wads and magnum-grade multi-screened lead shot for the kind of consistency that wins matches and builds confidence on the range.
The engineering behind these shells shows. Each round combines quality components from the ground up: clean-burning powder that cycles reliably through pumps and semi-autos, hard lead shot that resists deformation for tighter patterns, and brass-plated steel heads that handle high-volume shooting. The 1 ounce payload moving at 1235 fps gives you that sweet spot between pattern density and manageable recoil, letting you stay focused on your targets instead of nursing your shoulder.
If you shoot enough to worry about how many boxes you're going through, you already know why this load matters. The 25-round box format stacks efficiently in cases, and the consistent ignition means you're not chasing variables between shots. Biaxially-oriented plastic hulls provide reliable feeding in virtually any shotgun, whether you prefer the smooth pump action or semi-auto cycling.
The #7.5 shot size has proven itself across competitive clay sports because it balances pellet count with individual pellet energy. That translates to patterns tight enough to break clays consistently while staying legal for virtually every shotgun sport. Range testing shows these shells pattern well with most choke tubes and barrel lengths, making them versatile whether you're working with a fixed improved cylinder or swapping chokes through a session.
Yes, these are purpose-built for competitive clay sports. The #7.5 shot is one of the most popular choices for trap, skeet, and sporting clays because it provides good pattern density without excessive recoil. The 1235 fps velocity is standard for target loads and keeps felt recoil manageable during long practice sessions.
These shells are designed to feed reliably in both pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns. The biaxially-oriented plastic hulls and consistent ignition support smooth cycling. That said, semi-auto shotguns can be finicky about lighter loads, so if you have a picky gun, it's always worth pattern-testing a box first.
The #7.5 is the middle ground that works well for general clay breaking. It gives you more pellets than larger #6 or #7 shot, but each pellet carries more energy than smaller #8 or #9. Most competitive shooters stick with #7.5 because it's legal for nearly every event and hits that sweet spot between pattern density and individual pellet impact.
While these shells could technically work for upland birds or dove hunting, they're optimized for clay target shooting. If you want to stretch beyond the range, you might find other loads better suited specifically for hunting, though the #7.5 shot size is reasonable for medium-range upland work.
| UPC | 604544251579 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SS12H175 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.25 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.48 |
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