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Remington built its Gun Club line for the crowd that goes through a lot of shells, and this 12 gauge load in #7.5 shot is a good example of why it's stuck around at clubs across the country. Each 2-3/4 inch shell runs a 3 dram equivalent charge behind 1-1/8 oz of shot at 1200 fps, giving you enough push to break birds at typical trap, skeet, and sporting clays distances without adding a lot of extra recoil to your afternoon.
Remington fills these hulls with Gun Club Grade chilled shot for uniform patterns, Premier STS primers for dependable ignition, and a Power Piston one-piece wad that cushions the payload on its way out of the barrel. The low-base, brass-plated head adds a bit of extra strength to the case, and Remington notes that these shells are built with the same attention to detail as its higher-end Premier STS and Nitro 27 lines, just priced for everyday shooting rather than tournament day.
One of the bigger reasons folks keep buying Gun Club by the case is the hull itself. It's a one-piece, compression-formed STS-style hull, and reloaders routinely load it with standard STS data and get several passes through the press before it's time to toss it. If you don't reload, that's just a bonus, but if you do, it's worth knowing these aren't throwaway hulls.
This listing gets you 250 rounds total, packed as 10 boxes of 25, which covers a lot of practice rounds, a club league, or a few weekends of sporting clays without needing to restock mid-season. The #7.5 shot size is a solid all-around pick for trap and sporting clays, giving a good balance of pellet count and reach for the ranges you'll typically see on those courses.
These are built with trap, skeet, and sporting clays in mind, and the #7.5 shot size is a common pick across all three. It gives a good mix of pellet count and downrange energy for the distances you'll typically see on those courses.
Yes, these use a one-piece, compression-formed STS-style hull that reloaders have had good luck with over multiple loadings. Most people load them using standard STS data, and many find the hulls hold up for several reloads before they're ready to retire.
Gun Club is Remington's more budget-friendly target line, but it still uses Premier STS primers and a Power Piston one-piece wad, and it's loaded with the same care as their higher-end shells. The main difference comes down to the shot grade and price point, making Gun Club a solid choice when you're shooting in volume.
This case holds 250 rounds total, split into 10 boxes of 25 shells each. It's a convenient way to stock up for a season of practice or league shooting without having to reorder every few weeks.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 4.60 |
| Length | 12.7500 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20232 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 047700301518 |
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