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12ga 2-3/4″ 2oz

(5 customer reviews)

$62.99

***Not recommended for use with Remington V3***

We all have a gun that means a little more than the others. Sometimes, its only chambered in a 2 3/4″ chambered 12 gauge. We went to the drawing board and created the best 2 3/4″ 12 gauge balancing, speed, payload and pattern retention.

Available in shot sizes 9, 8 and 7.5  we pack a 2 ounce load and send it down range at 1200 fps velocity, you have all the advantages of dense patterns and extended kill range as the other guys in the woods.  Number 9 shot TSS hits with the same kinetic energy as a number 5 lead but due to its’ smaller size, carries further with the same deadly force.

Shot Count:

  • 9 Shot: 724
  • 8 Shot: 510
  • 7.5 Shot: 440
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Customer Reviews

5.00

AVERAGE RATING OF 5 REVIEWS

Tori Krapfl
April 23, 2023
5.00 out of 5
After lots of research, we decided to try these out and am extremely happy with the product. Shot a large Tom at 15 yards and he dropped right there. Will use again for seasons to come.
Frank Andrew
April 5, 2023
5.00 out of 5
Fixed Full Ithaca Featherlight is lights out pattern with these to 50yards. Have only used in woods at 17 yards. It’s a hammer. Love the 2 3/4” option for old guns.
Kevin
August 18, 2022
5.00 out of 5
Number 9 shells 2 and 3/4 inches. Have shot turkeys out to 40 yards. They drop in their tracks. Even with body shots. Guessing Will go much further. No kick and dead birds. Unbelievable. Use old double Barrell. Full and modified chokes.
Andrew Peterson
April 17, 2021
5.00 out of 5
I bought these on a whim since I could not find any 2-3/4 Longbeard XR. I bought the #9 shot shells. Man am I glad I did. I was on a Turkey hunt in Oklahoma and called in one to about 40yds. This round did not disappoint. It dropped him like a ton of bricks. I am very impressed by this non magnum shell. If you have an older shotgun chambered in 2-3/4 this is a perfect choice
Mike
March 17, 2021
5.00 out of 5
I bought these to try something "different" in my Stevens 301 turkey(12g). I tried 3 different chokes as well and it gave similar results to Fed Tss in 2 of my chokes, but in a .660 Carlsons LBXR...the results were incredible! 429 hits in a 10" circle at 40yd! Safe to say I'll be carrying these in the woods this spring! PS: don't let the length fool you, these are loaded magnum and pack the recoil to contend with any 3" shell out there.

5 reviews for 12ga 2-3/4″ 2oz

  1. Mike (verified owner)

    I bought these to try something “different” in my Stevens 301 turkey(12g). I tried 3 different chokes as well and it gave similar results to Fed Tss in 2 of my chokes, but in a .660 Carlsons LBXR…the results were incredible! 429 hits in a 10″ circle at 40yd! Safe to say I’ll be carrying these in the woods this spring!

    PS: don’t let the length fool you, these are loaded magnum and pack the recoil to contend with any 3″ shell out there.

  2. Andrew Peterson (verified owner)

    I bought these on a whim since I could not find any 2-3/4 Longbeard XR. I bought the #9 shot shells. Man am I glad I did. I was on a Turkey hunt in Oklahoma and called in one to about 40yds. This round did not disappoint. It dropped him like a ton of bricks. I am very impressed by this non magnum shell. If you have an older shotgun chambered in 2-3/4 this is a perfect choice

  3. Kevin

    Number 9 shells 2 and 3/4 inches. Have shot turkeys out to 40 yards. They drop in their tracks. Even with body shots.
    Guessing Will go much further. No kick and dead birds. Unbelievable. Use old double Barrell. Full and modified chokes.

  4. Frank Andrew (verified owner)

    Fixed Full Ithaca Featherlight is lights out pattern with these to 50yards. Have only used in woods at 17 yards. It’s a hammer. Love the 2 3/4” option for old guns.

  5. Tori Krapfl

    After lots of research, we decided to try these out and am extremely happy with the product. Shot a large Tom at 15 yards and he dropped right there. Will use again for seasons to come.

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