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The Estate Super Sport 20 Gauge is built for one thing: breaking clays. These shells pack all the components you need for consistent, tight patterns whether you're running trap, skeet, or sporting clays. The #7.5 shot size is the sweet spot for longer-distance clay shots, carrying more energy per pellet than #8 while still delivering the dense pattern density required for reliable hits.
Estate engineered these loads from the ground up using quality components designed specifically for competition. You get progressive-burning powder that meters consistently, specially designed perforated wads that protect shot hardness and improve pattern uniformity, and magnum-grade multi-screened shot cast to hard specifications. That hard lead is critical because soft or deformed pellets don't fly straight through the air or hit with enough force to reliably break targets. The wads, powder, and primer work together to give you 1200 fps velocity with minimal velocity variation between rounds.
With a 7/8 ounce shot charge, you're at the maximum allowed for most competitive clay events, giving you every advantage in the shell while staying within the rules. The biaxially-oriented plastic hulls and brass-plated steel heads are built to handle repeated firing and reloading cycles. Non-corrosive primers and clean-burning powder mean you'll spend less time scrubbing your gun after a long day at the range. Whether you're plinking at 100 rounds or running a league match, the Super Sport delivers the consistency you need to improve your scores and enjoy your time on the course.
#7.5 shot is ideal for longer-distance clay shots in trap and sporting clays, where you need pellets that carry more energy and penetrate better than smaller shot sizes like #8 or #9. The larger pellets still provide pattern density for reliable hits at typical shooting distances while being the heaviest shot size allowed at most competitive clay events.
Yes, these shells use biaxially-oriented plastic hulls with brass-plated steel heads that are built to handle reloading cycles. The construction makes them suitable for multiple reloads, which helps extend value if you reload your own ammunition.
The #7.5 carries more energy per pellet and shoots flatter, making it better for longer or faster clay presentations. The #8 produces a denser pattern with more pellets and works better for close-range shots where pattern density matters most. Many competitive shooters carry both and choose based on the course layout.
While these shells are specifically designed and optimized for clay target sports, they can work for upland game hunting. However, for hunting applications where you need maximum energy transfer on birds or small game, you'll get better results with loads specifically designed for hunting rather than competition clay shooting.
| UPC | 604544256574 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SS2075 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Grains | #7.5 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 1.95 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Shot Weight | 7/8 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.48 |
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