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The Remington Premier STS Target 28 Gauge is engineered for the demanding world of clay target competition. Each shell packs 3/4 ounce of #9 lead shot at 1200 fps, giving you the pellet density that makes a difference on tight, predictable targets. Whether you're breaking clays at your home club or grinding through practice rounds, these loads are built to deliver the same performance shot after shot.
Remington's STS line stands apart because of relentless attention to consistency. The premium target-grade primers, quality powders, and their patented Power Piston wads work together to produce uniform patterns and reliable ignition. This isn't accidental. The STS platform has earned more trophies and broken more targets at major competitions than any other brand, from the Grand American to local skeet ranges across the country.
The 28 gauge is a lightweight performer that rewards good shooting form and precise leads. Pair it with #9 shot and you get maximum pellet count in your pattern—critical when your targets are coming from known houses at predictable angles. At skeet distances, those extra pellets mean clean breaks instead of chips, and that translates to higher scores. The 1200 fps velocity is plenty for this gauge and discipline, keeping recoil manageable for all-day shooting sessions.
The durable green plastic hulls these shells come in are designed to handle multiple reloading cycles. If you reload or are thinking about starting, STS hulls are industry standard for a reason—they're consistent, reliable, and built to last. That means your investment in this box keeps paying dividends for hundreds of rounds to come.
#9 shot delivers the densest pattern in your spread, which matters most when you're shooting at known distances and predictable target angles. The extra pellets in the pattern mean more chances to break the clay, especially on crossing shots. At skeet distances (typically 15-40 yards), that density outweighs the heavier individual pellet energy you'd get from larger shot sizes. It's why competitive skeet competitors reach for #9.
Yes, the green plastic hulls are designed specifically for reloading and will handle multiple reload cycles with proper technique. Most reloaders get 10 to 15 reloads from these hulls before they need to be retired, though actual durability depends on your reloading practices and inspection routine. The STS hull is considered the gold standard for 28 gauge target reloaders.
While #9 is ideal for skeet work at close to moderate distances, these shells will function in trap as well. However, many trap shooters prefer slightly heavier shot like #7.5 or #8 to anchor targets at longer trap distances. For sporting clays and 5-stand, you might want to carry both #9 and #8. If you shoot primarily skeet, you've got the right load.
The STS line has consistently won more major competitions than any competitor, which speaks to shot-to-shot reliability. You'll notice tight velocity spreads and uniform powder burn across multiple boxes. This consistency is what allows you to read your misses accurately and improve your shooting without wondering if the ammo caused the problem. Factory consistency like this is worth the slight premium over cheaper loads.
| UPC | 047700300900 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 28053 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 1.75 |
| Shot Size | #9 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
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