Aguila 12 Gauge High Velocity Trap Load - 2.75", 7/8 oz, #8 Shot - 25 Rounds/Box, 10 Boxes/Case

Aguila 12 gauge high velocity trap load shotshells are built for serious clay target shooters who demand consistent, clean breaks downrange. These 2.75" shells pack 7/8 oz of #8 shot in a load specifically engineered for trap shooting disciplines. Whether you're working targets at your local range or competing, Aguila's international manufacturing background shows in the reliable performance and dependable ballistics that let you focus on your technique, not your ammo.

Trap loads live or die on consistency—shot placement and pattern density matter when you're calling targets. Aguila brings high-velocity propellant and quality lead shot to the table, paired with proven hull and primer combinations. The result is the kind of predictable, repeatable performance that separates casual rounds from serious practice and competition ammunition.

Each box contains 25 rounds, and this listing covers a full case of 10 boxes (250 rounds total)—the convenient quantity for serious trap shooters who practice regularly and want to keep consistent ammunition on hand. Stock these and get to the trap house knowing your ammo will perform the same way every time you mount your gun.

Key Features

• High velocity load engineered for trap shooting performance
• #8 shot size for optimal pattern and target break
• 7/8 oz payload in standard 2.75" shotshell
• Case quantity (10 boxes × 25 rounds) for regular shooters
• Reliable, consistent ballistics shot to shot

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this ammo suitable for trap shooting competitions?

Yes. These shells are purpose-built as a trap load with #8 shot and high-velocity ballistics, making them suitable for trap shooting. Always verify compliance with your specific competition or range rules before use.

What does 7/8 oz shot weight mean?

The shot weight is the amount of lead pellets in each shell. 7/8 oz is a common, effective payload for trap loads that balances pattern density with recoil and cost.

Will a case of 250 rounds work for my 12-gauge shotgun?

These are standard 12 gauge 2.75" shells, which will function in any 12-gauge shotgun that accepts that shell length. Always verify your firearm's manual and chamber specifications.

Why buy a full case instead of individual boxes?

Buying a 10-box case is economical for shooters who practice regularly at the trap range. It keeps you stocked with the same ammunition lot for consistency without frequent small purchases.