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Nobel Sport built these Clays & Feathers shells with one job in mind: delivering that perfect combination of pattern, velocity and consistency when you need it most. Whether you're tracking a fast-moving pair on the sporting clays course or working through a wingshooting scenario, the 1 ounce #7.5 shot load clocks in at 1300 feet per second to keep your patterns tight and your pellets carrying energy downrange.
Why #7.5 Shot Works for Clays and Wingshooting
The #7.5 shot size sits in that sweet spot where you get enough pellet weight to break distant and edge-on targets while maintaining the pattern density needed for moving targets. Each pellet carries more momentum than smaller shot, so when the clay is twenty yards further out or angled awkwardly, you've got the energy to shatter it. At the same time, you're not giving up the number of pellets needed to cover a decent spread. For wingshooting situations where birds flush unpredictably, this load gives you versatility across different distances.
Built for High-Volume Use
Coming in a 250-round case splits nicely into ten 25-round boxes, so you can grab what you need for a session and still have plenty on hand. These are made in Italy by Nobel Sport Italia, a company with serious investment in ammunition development and range testing. Their approach to component control across powders, wads and primers means you get consistent shell-to-shell performance rather than wild swings in how they handle. You'll see that consistency reflected in the patterns they print and the way your gun cycles them.
Good For the Range, Easy on the Wallet
These aren't premium competition shells, but they work exactly as advertised for practice and casual clay events. Competitors and casual shooters alike have used them without issues, and plenty of folks appreciate the value when you're burning through cases. If you're practicing footwork and targeting, or just looking to put in volume without worrying about every dollar, this load makes sense.
#7.5 carries slightly more weight per pellet, giving it better breaking power at longer distances and on edge-on targets. You'll get fewer pellets in the pattern than #8, but each one hits harder. Most competitive shooters alternate or choose based on the course layout. #7.5 works well when you expect distant targets or tougher clay presentations.
At 1300 fps, these shells have enough velocity to cycle most semi-automatic shotguns. That said, gun cycling depends on your individual shotgun's design, barrel length, and spring condition. Some lighter-recoiling semi-autos may need the extra push from a hotter load. If your gun is picky about ammo, test a box first to be safe.
Yes, the plastic hulls are reloadable, and that's one reason many people buy Nobel Sport. The company also manufactures powders and primers, so reloaders appreciate having all the components available. The quality control on their components is part of what makes their ammunition popular in the reloading community.
The 1 ounce load shoots softer with noticeably less recoil, which matters when you're shooting multiple flats in a day. You lose roughly 50 pellets compared to a 1-1/8 ounce load of the same shot size, but pattern quality and break performance depend more on your shooting than on that small difference. Olympic trap teams are mandated to use 7/8 ounce shells, so lighter loads definitely get the job done.
| UPC | 837913008119 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | ANSCLFE12175 Case |
| Shipping Weight | 21.85 |
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