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If you're putting serious rounds downrange at the trap range or clay course, you know that recoil adds up fast. Rio's Star Team 32 Low Recoil shells were designed with that in mind. These target loads pair a reduced-recoil profile with the consistent performance you need to break clays all day long. Loaded to 1150 fps with 1-1/8 ounce of #7.5 shot, they hit the sweet spot between staying gentle on your shoulder and delivering plenty of energy to flatten targets at typical shooting distances.
The #7.5 shot size gives you more pellets than larger shot sizes, which means tighter patterns and more opportunities to connect on moving targets. You get adequate pellet count for breaking clay targets consistently without wasting energy on oversized shot. This particular balance has made #7.5 the go-to choice for trap and skeet competitors who want reliability without the extra punishment.
Rio manufactures these shells with a proprietary blend of components and strict quality controls. The clean-burning powder, matched wad, and reliable primers ensure smooth performance shot after shot. Owners report these cycle cleanly in both pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns, and the consistent powder charges mean uniform velocities that keep your patterns tight and predictable.
With 25 rounds per box, these are priced to let you buy by the case and get the practice time you need to build real skill. Rio has earned its reputation worldwide for making clay target ammunition that performs at competition levels, and the Star Team line is no exception.
Yes, these are engineered to cycle reliably in most semi-automatic 12 gauge shotguns. Rio designed the load with clean-burning powder and a matched wad system to ensure consistent performance. That said, semi-autos can vary, so it's always smart to run a few through your gun at the range first to verify smooth operation.
#7.5 shot gives you more pellets per ounce than #8, meaning a denser pattern, while each pellet carries slightly more energy. For trap and skeet at typical ranges under 35 yards, both work well. #7.5 tends to hold up better in wind and at longer distances, which is why many competitive shooters prefer it. It's really about what patterns best through your gun.
These are designed specifically for target and clay sports. The 1-1/8 ounce load meets standard trap competition limits, and the consistent velocity and #7.5 shot size have made Rio a trusted choice for competitive shooters worldwide. Test them through your gun to find the pattern you like, then stock up.
Lower velocity means less felt recoil, which lets you shoot longer without shoulder fatigue. The trade-off is a slightly slower shot string, so fast-crossing targets might need a touch more lead. For training and building fundamentals, the soft recoil helps you stay focused on form instead of flinching from the kick.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.44 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | STT32LR75 |
| Shipping Weight | 2.36 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 8435101643429 |
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