Description
Fiocchi built the Shooting Dynamics line to prove that quality ammunition doesn't have to drain your wallet. These 12 gauge 2 3/4 inch shells pack 1 1/8 ounces of first-run chilled lead shot at a muzzle velocity of 1165 fps, delivering that sweet spot between solid performance and genuine shooter comfort during extended range sessions.
The small #9 pellet size is right at home on clay targets in skeet and trap, where you need pattern density more than raw power. The chilled lead shot resists deformation, helping each pellet maintain its aerodynamic shape and fly true through the air. Fiocchi's quality primers ensure consistent ignition, and their cushioned wads help manage what's already a mild-mannered load.
What Sets Shooting Dynamics Apart
These shells use the same manufacturing standards you'll find in Fiocchi's premium lines, with cleaner-burning powder and consistent shot payloads. The difference is the price point and component selection, not the attention to detail. You'll notice the low recoil makes this load ideal for trap singles or as a first shot on trap doubles, so you're ready for the second bird without punishment on your shoulder.
Built for People Who Actually Shoot
When you're burning through boxes at the range week after week, reliability matters more than chasing the last marginal improvement. These shells deliver what they promise: no surprises, no failures, and the kind of consistency that lets you focus on your shooting instead of your equipment.
Key Specifications
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Shell Length: 2 3/4 inches
- Shot Size: #9
- Shot Weight: 1 1/8 oz
- Shot Type: Chilled Lead
- Muzzle Velocity: 1165 fps
- Rounds per Box: 25
- Manufacturer Part Number: 12SD18L9
- UPC: 762344710389
- Primer Type: Fiocchi Industry-Leading Primers
- Powder: Clean-Burning
- Wad: One-Piece Cushioned
What’s Included
- 25 rounds of Fiocchi Shooting Dynamics 12 gauge #9 shot shells
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between #9 shot and larger shot sizes?
Smaller shot numbers mean larger pellets. #9 is one of the smallest available sizes and gives you more pellets per load, creating denser patterns at closer ranges. This makes it ideal for clay targets where you want pattern density rather than individual pellet power. For skeet, this is the go-to choice.
Are these shells suitable for trap shooting?
Yes, they work well for trap, especially for singles and the first shot on trap doubles. The 1165 fps velocity and mild recoil make them a solid economy choice for practice. Some competitors use them for casual range shooting, though registered competition events sometimes favor premium loads.
How does the recoil compare to heavier loads?
These are light-recoil shells. The 1 1/8 oz shot load at 1165 fps, combined with Fiocchi's cushioned wads, delivers noticeably softer recoil than standard target loads. This makes them comfortable for high-volume shooting sessions and easier on your shoulder during extended practice.
Can I reload these shells?
These shells have strong brass heads that are reloadable, making them economical for handloaders. Just inspect them before reloading to ensure they're still in good condition after firing.





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