12 Gauge 2-3/4'' 1 Oz #7.5 Shot 250/case (cta12l175)

The 12 Gauge 2-3/4'' 1 Oz #7.5 Shot ammunition from Challenger Ammo is purpose-built for sport shooting, clay target competitions, and tactical training environments where consistent performance and affordability matter. Offered in a 250-round case, this shotgun ammunition delivers the volume capacity that range operators, competitive shooters, and law enforcement trainers require for high-round-count sessions without the downtime of frequent resupply. The #7.5 shot size strikes the optimal balance between pattern density and effective range for target work at 15–30 yards, making it the standard choice across NSSF-sanctioned events and police academy live-fire drills.

Each round contains precisely one ounce of #7.5 lead shot—a configuration that generates manageable recoil while maintaining the shot string integrity critical for clean breaks in clay target disciplines. The 2-3/4'' hull length is the industry standard for 12-gauge pump and semi-automatic shotguns, ensuring universal chamber compatibility across nearly all civilian and duty-grade shotgun platforms. Challenger Ammo's consistent powder charges and priming deliver reliable ignition and uniform velocity, reducing shot-to-shot variance that can compound across high-volume training days. The standard lead composition provides density sufficient for consistent pellet energy retention out to practical distance, with minimal flyer potential when shooting from properly fitted guns.

This ammunition is ideal for shooters operating Mossberg 500 series, Remington 870, Benelli M2, and similar duty-configured shotguns used in defensive training curricula. The 250-round case format—approximately 10 standard boxes—streamlines inventory management for ranges stocking bulk ammunition or departments running recurrent qualification cycles. Shooters should verify their firearm's chamber specifications before purchase; this product is designed for standard 2-3/4'' chambers and is not suitable for 3'' or 3.5'' magnum-only shotguns. Storage in a cool, dry environment preserves primer reliability and shot consistency over extended periods.