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Fiocchi built this line with real input from Jerry Miculek, a professional competitor who holds 20 world speed shooting records. That pedigree shows in every detail, especially the crimp that grips the hull like it was engineered for fast competition reloads. Whether you're training for your first 3-gun match or you're already deep in the sport, these shells deliver what the sport demands.
The whole game in 3-gun shotgun exercises comes down to one thing: reloading speed and consistency. Most factory shells use a softer star crimp that doesn't grip the case as tightly. This line uses a firm, radiused crimp instead. That means when you load the shell, it seats in your gun faster and holds more consistently through the cycle. It doesn't sound like much until you're standing at the timer and you feel the difference shot after shot.
The #7.5 shot breaks targets with the right balance between pellet count and energy. At 1170 feet per second, you're running a light load designed to minimize recoil without sacrificing performance. That matters when you're stacking shots back-to-back or running long stages where fatigue is part of the test. You get predictable patterns and the ability to keep your sights on target between rounds.
These aren't range loads that happen to work okay. They're loaded with the same quality and consistency Fiocchi applies across their entire lineup, so you won't be distracted by unexplained variance or cycling issues. That reliability lets you focus on what actually matters: reading targets and running a clean pattern through the course.
These shells are designed for semi-auto shotguns with the recoil impulse needed for reliable cycling. However, very tight or heavily modified gas systems may experience sluggish operation due to the light 1 oz load. The 1170 fps velocity works best in shotguns with standard gas systems. If you run a heavily tuned competition gun, test a few shells first to confirm reliable function.
Yes, these shells come in boxer-primed plastic hulls that are designed to be reloadable. The firm radiused crimp is part of what makes reloading easier and faster than standard ammunition, which is a major advantage for competitors who shoot high volumes.
A firm radiused crimp grips the hull with more pressure and a smoother curve than a standard star crimp. This means shells seat more consistently and predictably when you load them into your shotgun, which matters when you're shooting speed stages where every tenth of a second counts. It's also why these shells reload faster when you're working under time pressure in competition.
The #7.5 shot size works well for sport shooting and clay targets, and many people use these for general range practice and skeet shooting. They're built around 3-gun competition, but the shell itself is versatile enough for various shotgun applications that don't require heavier payloads.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.48 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12DL3G75 |
| Shipping Weight | 2.22 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 762344711430 |
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