Aguila 1CHB2038 Target Load Competition 20 Gauge 2.75" 7/8 oz 8 Shot - 25 Rounds per Box, 10 Boxes per Case

The Aguila 1CHB2038 is a 20 gauge target load built for competitive shooters and clay sports enthusiasts who demand consistent, dependable ammo shot after shot. Loaded with 7/8 ounces of #8 shot, these 2.75-inch shells deliver the velocity and pattern density needed for tight targets at typical competition distances. Whether you're working trap, skeet, or sporting clays, Aguila's shot tower process ensures every round performs with the same ballistics as the last—no surprises, no excuses.

What sets Aguila apart in the competition shotshell market is their attention to consistency. Each pellet is formed using a controlled shot tower process that produces uniform shot diameter and hardness. That attention to detail translates to tighter patterns and more reliable breaks downrange. For shooters who measure performance in X's and Os, that matters.

This box contains 25 rounds; the case holds 250 total (10 boxes), making it easy to stock up for league shoots or a day at the range. The standard 2.75-inch hull and modest 7/8-ounce payload keep recoil manageable, letting you focus on your technique and follow-up shots. A smart choice for any 20 gauge shooter who takes their shotgun seriously.

Key Features

• 7/8 oz payload of #8 shot—ideal for clay target sports
• 1275 ft/sec muzzle velocity for consistent, predictable performance
• Shot tower process ensures uniform pellet quality and round-to-round consistency
• Standard 2.75-inch shell length compatible with all standard 20 gauge shotguns
• Convenient 25-round box; case quantity (250 rounds) supports serious training

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these shells work in my standard 20 gauge shotgun?

Yes. The 2.75-inch hull is the standard chamber length for 20 gauge shotguns. As long as your shotgun is chambered for 20 gauge and accepts 2.75-inch shells, these will function properly.

What type of shooting are these best suited for?

These are designed as target loads for clay sports—trap, skeet, and sporting clays. The #8 shot size and modest 7/8 oz payload are optimized for breaking clays at typical competition ranges.

How much is in a case?

Each case contains 250 rounds packaged as 10 boxes of 25 rounds each.

What does Aguila's shot tower process do?

The shot tower process controls the formation of each pellet to produce uniform diameter and hardness. This consistency translates to tighter patterns and more reliable performance from one round to the next.