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Rio Team Target shells have earned their place on ranges and competition fields across the country. Built with the fundamentals that matter: clean-burning single-based powder paired with a precisely matched wad and primer. The result is exactly what a target shooter needs—consistent velocities, moderate pressures, and smooth recoil that won't grind you down through a long session.
At 1150 feet per second, the Team Target load strikes that sweet spot where velocity, pattern quality, and recoil all work together. The 1-1/8 ounce payload of #8 shot puts enough pellets downrange to produce the dense, compact patterns you want for consistent breaks. Whether you're working trap stations, running a sporting clays course, or just drilling skeet fundamentals, these shells show up and do the job shot after shot.
Rio built this load knowing that serious practice means running hundreds of rounds. The moderate recoil makes it easier to stay behind the gun for extended sessions, which means better follow-up shots and less fatigue. The 2.75-inch shell length works with everything from semi-autos to over-unders to pump guns—you won't have any cycling or chambering headaches.
Rio's experience matters. Over a century of ammunition manufacturing means these shells get consistent quality control and real-world testing. The Team Target line was developed specifically for the people actually shooting them—not a generic load, but ammunition tuned for clay target performance at a price that makes high-volume practice realistic.
Yes, these shells are compatible with most modern 12-gauge shotguns chambered for 2.75-inch shells, including semi-autos, over-unders, and pump actions. However, semi-automatic shotguns typically require a minimum velocity around 1,250 FPS for reliable cycling. At 1150 FPS, the Team Target may not cycle some semi-autos consistently. Check your firearm's manual or contact the manufacturer to confirm.
#8 shot has slightly smaller pellets than #7.5, which means you get more pellets per shell for tighter, denser patterns. Both sizes work well for clays, but #8 is generally preferred for tighter range work and trap shooting, while some shooters favor #7.5 for longer distances or sporting clays variations. Personal preference and what works in your particular gun often matters most.
Rio keeps costs down through efficient manufacturing and focused design—this isn't a premium competition load with exotic components. Instead, it's a straightforward, well-made shell built for volume shooting and practice. The quality control and powder/wad combination are solid; you're just not paying for specialty features you don't need.
The 1-1/8 ounce payload at 1150 FPS produces moderate, manageable recoil that's easier on the shoulder than standard velocity target loads. It won't be soft-shooting compared to lighter 7/8-ounce loads, but it's noticeably gentler than premium competition loads running 1250+ FPS. Most shooters find these comfortable for practice sessions without fatigue.
| UPC | 8435101643436 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | STT32LR8 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 2.35 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.44 |
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