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Fiocchi's approach to steel target ammunition cuts through the noise with straightforward engineering. These shells pack 1 1/8 ounces of zinc-plated #7 steel shot moving at 1375 fps, engineered to produce reliable clay-breaking patterns you can count on. The zinc plating keeps the shot protected during storage, and Fiocchi's specially formulated powder burns clean and consistent, which matters when you're running high volume through your shotgun.
The draw to steel for target shooting is immediate: it allows you to shoot at ranges and venues where lead alternatives are required. #7 shot size sits right in that sweet spot for clay targets and practice work, giving you a dense pattern without excessive recoil. The 2 3/4 inch shell length is standard across most shotgun platforms, and the reduced recoil means less wear on your shoulder during a long day at the trap or skeet range.
Fiocchi brought its shotshell production to the United States in 1983 and has been refining the formula ever since. The components here are quality stuff: reliable primers, consistent powder loads, and shot that patterns tight. The corrosion-resistant zinc-plated steel maintains ballistic integrity through proper storage, so you're not dealing with degraded performance from ammunition that's been sitting around.
These are straightforward target rounds designed to perform when you need them. They're not overcomplicated or oversold, just proven ammunition that handles clay shooting, practice sessions, and competition work where steel shot is the requirement.
Steel shot requires a shotgun that is rated for steel ammunition. Most modern 12 gauge shotguns handle steel without issue, but if you're shooting an older gun or have questions, check your manual or contact the manufacturer. The critical part is using the proper choke tubes rated for steel shot, as using steel with a choke not rated for it can cause damage.
#7 is one of the most popular sizes for clay shooting because it gives you enough pellets in the pattern for consistent breaks without excessive recoil. Larger shot sizes like #4 or #6 are better for hunting, while #7 and #8 excel at the range where density and consistency matter more than power.
At 1375 fps, these shells run on the hotter side of target ammunition, which translates to stronger pattern density and better performance at distance. Some target loads run closer to 1200 fps for lighter recoil, so if you're sensitive to recoil, these might hit harder, but the velocity makes them effective at standard trap and skeet distances.
Yes. The zinc coating protects the steel shot from corrosion during storage, which keeps the pellets round and uniform. Corroded or degraded shot throws inconsistent patterns, so the plating ensures your ammunition performs the same way shot after shot, regardless of how long it sits in your cabinet.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.60 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12S1187 |
| Product Type | Steel |
| Shipping Weight | 2.5 |
| Shot Size | #7 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 762344706795 |
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