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Estate Super Sport Competition Target Loads punch way above their weight for what you spend. These shells combine proven competition-grade components with the kind of affordability that lets you load up for a full day at the range without regret.
The construction here is solid. You get fine progressive-burning powder that produces clean, predictable ignition, top-of-the-line perforated wads that deliver consistent shot separation, and extra-hard lead pellets that hold their shape through the pattern. The biaxially-oriented plastic hulls with brass-plated metal heads keep things running smooth cycle after cycle. The result is the kind of uniform, repeatable patterns you need whether you're practicing or competing.
At 1235 feet per second with 1 ounce of number 8 shot, this load sits right in the sweet spot for clay shooting. It carries enough velocity to break targets cleanly without unnecessary recoil, and the number 8 pellet size gives you the density you want for tighter patterns and cleaner breaks. This isn't a light load, but it's not a magnum either, making it forgiving during extended shooting sessions.
Whether you're working trap stations, running sporting clays courses, or practicing skeet, these shells feed reliably in everything from pump actions to semi-autos to over-under shotguns. The consistent payload and burn characteristics mean you can dial in your gun and stay dialed in. Real shooters rely on Estate ammunition because it works, box after box.
Yes, these shells are designed to feed reliably in semi-automatic shotguns, pump actions, and over-under guns. The consistent 1235 fps velocity and standard 1 ounce payload provide enough recoil impulse to cycle most modern shotgun actions without issue. That said, gas-operated semi-autos can be finicky depending on the model, so if you have a gun that's picky, start with a box and verify function before buying in bulk.
These shells were built for exactly that purpose. The number 8 shot and 1235 fps velocity give you clean breaks on clay targets at reasonable distances. Many competitive and recreational clay shooters rely on the Super Sport line because the pattern consistency and reliability won't let you down, whether it's a casual Sunday at your local range or a tournament.
The shot is extra-hard lead, which means the pellets retain their shape better as they travel, giving you tighter, more predictable patterns. This is important for clay shooting because it means more consistent breaks and better performance downrange compared to soft shot that deforms easily.
The hulls are designed to be reloadable, though they use a plastic base wad rather than rolled paper. Many reloaders work with them without issue, but some prefer other brands if you're a serious handloader. The brass-plated metal head and biaxially-oriented plastic construction hold up reasonably well to multiple loads.
| UPC | 604544251487 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SS12H18 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Grains | #8 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shot |
| Shipping Weight | 2.2 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.44 |
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