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Remington Premier STS 28 gauge shells are built for shooters who actually want to break clays consistently, not just make noise. These are the same shells you'll see in the hands of tournament winners at major competitions, and they're available here at a price that won't break the bank.
The 3/4-ounce payload of #8 shot delivers 307 pellets with a tight pattern that works well for skeet, trap, and sporting clays. The muzzle velocity sits at a comfortable 1200 fps, which means less felt recoil during long practice sessions without sacrificing target-breaking performance. That matters when you're shooting a box or two every trip to the range.
Unlike some factory ammo, these shells are made with serious reloaders in mind. The polyethylene hulls hold up through multiple reloadings, which changes the economics of target shooting if you're willing to spend time on the bench. Remington manufactures their own shot from high-antimony lead, so the pellets are perfectly rounded and consistent. The Power Piston wad cushions the shot on ignition and helps deliver those uniform patterns everyone talks about.
The #8 shot size is the sweet spot for general clay shooting. You get enough pellets for a dense pattern at typical target distances, and the smaller shot doesn't lose energy as quickly as larger sizes. Whether you're working on your forward swing at trap, fine-tuning leads at skeet, or walking a 50-target course with unpredictable presentations, these shells cycle reliably through most guns and hold their patterns.
Yes. The polyethylene hulls are specifically designed for multiple reloads. Many reloaders get 8-10 or more reloads from a single hull before they need to retire it. Since Remington also manufactures the components, you know they'll perform consistently through each reload cycle.
For most clay shooters, yes. #8 shot is ideal for sporting clays and works well for skeet and trap. You get a high pellet count for dense patterns at typical ranges, and the smaller pellets are easier on gun mechanics than heavier loads. If you primarily shoot skeet at very close range, some prefer #9, but #8 is the versatile choice.
Make sure your shotgun is chambered for 2-3/4 inch shells and 28 gauge. Most 28 gauge shotguns accept 2-3/4 inch shells, but some older or specialty models might be different. Check your owner's manual or barrel marking to confirm before shooting.
You're paying for proven quality and reloadability. Remington controls the manufacturing of their own shot and hulls, which means tighter tolerances and consistency round to round. The hulls hold up better through reloads, and the track record at major competitions speaks for itself.
| UPC | 047700300801 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 28057 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 1.75 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
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