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The Fiocchi White Rhino Super-Lite fills a gap that serious clay enthusiasts know well: you need reliable target ammo that doesn't destroy your shoulder after you've run through a few boxes. Built with a lighter 1-1/8 ounce shot load, these shells use cushioned one-piece wads and clean-burning powders to keep felt recoil down while maintaining the pattern consistency you expect from an Exacta Target load.
The 1150 fps velocity paired with the lighter charge is the real story here. You get enough energy to break clays reliably without the punishing kick that comes with heavier target loads. The #8 shot size creates a tighter pattern than larger pellets while still giving you plenty of density downrange. Pattern density matters on the range, and this load delivers through clean construction and target-grade shot.
These shells work equally well whether you're prepping for a tournament or just putting rounds downrange to keep your skills sharp. The consistency you get from shell to shell means you can focus on reading targets instead of worrying about your ammo. The high-strength plastic hulls are solid, and the engineering reflects Fiocchi's attention to what works in real-world use.
If you've ever shot a full case of standard loads and felt it the next day, you'll appreciate what the Super-Lite profile accomplishes. You can put more rounds downrange without fatigue setting in, which means more practice opportunity in a single day. That translates to faster skill development and more time enjoying what you came to do.
Yes. The Super-Lite load works across all three clay sports. The 1-1/8 ounce payload with #8 shot gives you adequate pattern density for trap and sporting clays while the reduced recoil makes them great for extended sessions. Velocity sits right at the standard threshold many competitive shooters rely on, meaning they'll cycle through most modern shotguns reliably.
Standard competitive target loads typically run 1200-1290 fps, so the White Rhino Super-Lite sits on the lighter end. That lower velocity directly translates to softer recoil without sacrificing clay-breaking ability. Many competitive shooters find that 1150 fps delivers enough pellet energy to break targets at normal clay distances while keeping fatigue manageable over a long shooting day.
Number 8 shot gives you smaller pellets than #7.5, which means more individual pellets in the load and a denser pattern at closer ranges. This is ideal for skeet and closer-range shooting situations. If you're shooting trap at longer distances, #7.5 might be worth trying, but #8 provides excellent versatility for mixed clay shooting scenarios.
These 2.75-inch shells are standard length and will chamber in any 12 gauge shotgun that's not restricted to shorter shells. However, semi-auto shotguns can sometimes be sensitive to ammunition, so if you experience cycling issues with any brand, switching back to your gun's factory specifications is recommended. Most standard pump actions and autoloaders will run these without any problems.
| UPC | 762344712505 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12WRSL8 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 2.395 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.52 |
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