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Remington's Gun Club line has been a fixture on skeet and trap ranges for decades, and this 12 gauge #9 load is the go-to when you're breaking clay after clay and don't want to think twice about your ammo. It pushes a 1-1/8 oz payload at 1145 fps, which is a mild, manageable pace that keeps your shoulder happy through a long day of shooting. The #9 shot packs a high pellet count into the pattern, and that density is exactly what you want when targets are close and you're leaning on the edges of your pattern to catch them.
These aren't stripped-down budget shells. Gun Club loads use Gun Club Grade shot, genuine Premier STS primers, and the Power Piston one-piece wad, so they get the same attention on the line as Remington's premium STS and Nitro 27 rounds. The shot itself comes out of Remington's tall shot tower in Lonoke, Arkansas, where the pellets are dropped and chilled to keep them hard and round, which translates to cleaner, more even patterns downrange.
Nine shot is the classic skeet size for a reason. With skeet targets sitting inside about 21 to 25 yards, you don't need big pellets for energy, you need a lot of them in the air at once. This load gives you nearly double the pellet count of a comparable 7.5 load, so the pattern stays dense and forgiving on those quick high-house and low-house birds. Plenty of folks run these on the 16-yard trap line and the first shot of doubles too.
One of the best parts about Gun Club hulls is how well they hold up in the reloading press. If you run a loader, these shells give you solid hull life so you can refill and shoot them again, which is a big deal when you're burning through cases at the range. Even straight out of the box, they run reliably through pumps, semi-autos, and over-unders alike.
Yes, #9 is the classic skeet shot size and this load is well suited for it. Skeet targets stay close, usually inside about 25 yards, so the high pellet count of #9 shot fills the pattern and gives you plenty of margin. Many competitive skeet shooters have run #9 for years with great results.
Absolutely, reloadability is one of the main reasons people stick with Gun Club. The hulls are built to hold up in the press and give you solid case life, so you can refill and shoot them multiple times. That makes them a favorite for high-volume shooters who load their own.
This is a moderate-velocity load at 1145 fps with a standard 1-1/8 oz payload, so recoil is very manageable. It's comfortable enough to shoot through a full day of clays without beating up your shoulder. That mild pace is part of what makes it a popular practice and range load.
They can. While #9 shines on close skeet targets, plenty of shooters use it on the 16-yard trap line and for the first shot of doubles. If you're reaching out to longer trap distances, a #8 or #7.5 will hold more energy, but #9 gets the job done up close.
| UPC | 047700345819 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20248CASE |
| Shipping Weight | 26.0 |
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