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Remington Gun Club shells are made for the everyday range shooter who wants proven reliability at a price that makes sense. These 2.75-inch loads pack 1 ounce of #8 shot that's timed to hit 1185 fps, ideal for the closer targets you'll find in skeet and general practice. The Gun Club grade shot stays consistent round to round, and the one-piece Power-Piston wad ensures your patterns stay tight and predictable.
What separates these from the cheapest shelf ammo is the attention to detail in assembly. Each shell gets the same care in loading as Remington's more expensive Premier STS and Nitro 27 lines, which means the components have to meet the same quality standards. The combination of Gun Club-grade pellets with Premier STS primers creates reliable ignition and better velocity consistency than you'd expect at this price point. If you reload, the hulls are designed to handle multiple reloads, stretching your shooting budget even further.
#8 shot works best when targets are within your typical range, making it the right choice for skeet, trap practice, and informal shooting at the range. The smaller pellets create a denser pattern than heavier shots, which means more contact points with clay targets and consistent breaks. This makes Gun Club a solid choice if you're still dialing in your lead and technique rather than chasing tighter patterns.
These shells won't slow you down or leave you wondering whether they'll fire. The Remington reputation for consistent manufacturing extends down to the Gun Club line, and you get a shell that cycles reliably and patterns predictably. At this price, they're perfect for high-volume practice days where you want quality ammunition that won't make you nervous about the cost per box.
Both use the same Premier STS primers and Power-Piston wads, and both receive the same care in loading. The main difference is that Gun Club uses slightly lower-grade shot and costs less per box. For most range shooters, the pattern consistency and reliability are nearly identical, making Gun Club a smart choice for high-volume practice days.
Gun Club shells work well for trap and skeet, where targets are predictable and patterns matter more than raw distance. For sporting clays, #8 shot is solid, though some experienced shooters prefer the heavier #7.5 loads at longer distances. Start with what you have and adjust if needed based on your results.
Yes. Remington designed Gun Club hulls to handle multiple reloads, which makes them even more economical if you reload your own ammo. This adds real value for shooters who go through boxes regularly.
These shells are loaded to 1185 fps, which is moderate velocity designed to reduce recoil while maintaining consistent patterns. This makes them comfortable to shoot all day and perfect for practice sessions where volume matters more than maximum distance.
| UPC | 047700346007 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20081 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Grains | #8 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shipping Weight | 2.2875 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.44 |
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