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If you're running 20 gauge for trap or skeet, the All-American line gives you gear that's built specifically for the clay target game. Federal engineered these shells with the Podium wad system, which is customized to work with their straight-wall hull design. That combination means the payload gets protected at ignition, so you get tighter, more consistent patterns run after run.
The high-antimony lead shot in these loads does the heavy lifting when it comes to pattern density and hardness. Antimony content keeps your pellets from deforming too much in flight, which translates to those clean, satisfying breaks on the clays. The 7/8 ounce payload delivered at 1200 fps is the sweet spot for modern competition loads in this gauge.
What separates these from standard target loads is the engineering. The one-piece Podium wad features an exclusive compression zone that cushions the shot charge right at ignition. That protective cushion absorbs some of the initial shock, which means softer recoil without sacrificing velocity. It's why you'll see competitive shooters grinding through longer days at the range without fatigue adding up. The straight-wall hull with the inserted plastic base wad means reliable feeding and extraction on every shot.
Federal pairs their propellant and primers to deliver 1200 fps consistently. That velocity is tuned for the distances you'll see in trap and skeet. Number 8 shot works especially well in skeet where targets come closer and a denser pattern matters more than individual pellet energy. The 25-round box keeps you stocked for practice or match day without wasting time reloading between stages.
The Podium wad is specifically designed for Federal's straight-wall hull with a compression zone that cushions the shot charge at ignition. This protective cushioning reduces recoil while maintaining velocity, and it helps prevent pellet deformation during firing. The result is tighter, more consistent patterns and softer shooting experience over longer practice sessions.
Number 8 shot is the standard choice for skeet because the targets are closer and a denser pattern matters more than individual pellet energy. The #8 shot gives you more pellets in the payload, which improves your chances of breaking targets at the shorter skeet distances. For trap, where birds are thrown farther, #7.5 shot is typically preferred since slightly larger pellets retain more energy downrange.
High-antimony lead shot contains antimony alloy mixed into the lead pellets, which increases hardness and prevents pellet deformation during flight. This means pellets stay round and fly true longer, producing denser, more consistent patterns. Harder pellets also retain their energy better at distance, which is crucial for breaking clay targets reliably.
1200 fps is the standard velocity for modern trap and skeet competition loads because it balances pattern density with recoil management. It's fast enough to maintain consistent patterns at the distances you'll encounter in competition, but not so fast that it creates excessive recoil. This velocity lets you stay focused and shoot longer without fatigue affecting your performance.
| UPC | 604544709469 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FAA208 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Grains | #8 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Partition |
| Shipping Weight | 1.982 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Shot Weight | 7/8 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.52 |
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