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Federal Top Gun shells in 28 gauge are purpose-built for clay target shooters who want reliable, predictable ammunition without excessive recoil beating them down over a long day at the range. These loads pack a 3/4 ounce payload of hard lead pellets, which is the sweet spot for this gauge when breaking targets counts.
You get 1330 fps velocity out of the muzzle, which is fast enough to minimize how far you need to lead your targets. That matters when you're working a sporting clays course with a variety of presentations. The hard shot pellets deliver consistent, tight patterns downrange, and Federal's wad column design ensures you get similar shot groupings from round to round. When you're spending a day competing or just trying to improve your skills, that consistency is everything.
One of the biggest advantages of the 28 gauge is how soft it shoots compared to larger gauges. Federal engineered these Top Gun shells to take that advantage further. The reduced recoil means faster recovery between shots, so you can get your gun back in the right position quicker for your follow-up. If you're working doubles or multiple targets, that's a real advantage. It also means your shoulder and neck stay fresher during extended shooting sessions.
These shells come in a 25-round box and are designed specifically for sport shooting and competitive clay target use. The #9 shot size provides dense patterns at typical shooting distances while the fiber wad construction helps produce cleaner patterns. With a reliable Federal primer and eight-segment crimp, you get the dependable function that competitive shooters need when they're focused on hitting their targets.
Number 9 shot pellets are slightly smaller and denser than #8, which means tighter patterns at typical sporting clays distances. The smaller pellets break targets effectively while producing the dense patterns that matter for consistent hits. Most shooters prefer #9 for sporting clays because you get more pellets in the same 3/4 ounce payload, giving you better odds of connecting on moving targets.
The 28 gauge is known for its soft recoil, and Federal engineered these loads to maximize that advantage. You'll notice significantly less kick than you'd get from 20 or 12 gauge loads, making them ideal for extended range sessions. The reduced recoil helps you recover faster between shots and stay accurate throughout the day, which is why they're popular for competitive shooting.
While these are specifically designed for clay targets, 28 gauge shells with hard lead shot can work for upland game like quail and grouse where you don't need extreme range. The #9 shot pattern works best at closer ranges typical of over-and-under hunting situations. For dedicated hunting ammunition, you might want to check what specialized hunting loads Federal offers in 28 gauge.
The 1330 fps velocity is fast enough to reduce the lead distance you need to break targets, especially on faster presentations. This flat trajectory means the pellets don't have as much time to fall between you and the target, making your pointing more forgiving. It's one reason Federal specifically engineered these loads for the speed and unpredictability of sporting clays courses.
| UPC | 604544646573 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TGS2821 9 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Grains | #9 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Partition |
| Shipping Weight | 1.74 |
| Shot Size | #9 |
| Shot Weight | 3/4 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.72 |
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