Aguila 28 Gauge Target Load Competition Ammo - 2.75" 3/4 oz, #7.5 Shot, 25 Rounds/Box (20 Boxes/Case)

Aguila 28 gauge target load competition ammo is built for shooters who demand consistency round after round. Whether you're working clay courses or honing your swing at the range, these 2.75" shells deliver the reliability that keeps your focus on the targets, not the ammo. The 3/4 oz payload of #7.5 shot provides effective pellet density for competition work without unnecessary recoil, while the 1275 ft/sec velocity is engineered for smooth, predictable performance downrange.

28 gauge is the thinking shooter's choice—lighter recoil and a smaller payload than 20 gauge, yet plenty of shot for fast-moving targets. Aguila's reputation in the shotshell market is built on batch-to-batch consistency, and these target loads are no exception. When you're competing or practicing seriously, ammunition that behaves the same way every time is worth its weight.

Packaged as 25 rounds per box, a full case of 20 boxes gives you 500 rounds for serious training sessions or tournament runs. Reliable ignition, uniform patterns, and dependable performance—the fundamentals that separate competition ammo from casual shooting loads.

Key Features

• 28 gauge, 2.75" shell length—standard for competition and most modern 28 gauge shotguns
• 3/4 oz (#7.5) shot load optimized for clay target disciplines
• 1275 ft/sec velocity for consistent ballistics and predictable ranges
• 25 rounds per box; 20 boxes per case (500 rounds total)
• Lead shot—traditional, proven pattern performance

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these target loads suitable for clay shooting competitions?

Yes. The 3/4 oz #7.5 shot load and 1275 ft/sec velocity are engineered for clay target work. The shot size and payload are standard for competition 28 gauge disciplines.

Will these fit my 28 gauge shotgun?

These are 2.75" shells, the standard 28 gauge length. They'll work in any 28 gauge shotgun rated for 2.75" ammunition. Always verify your gun's chamber specifications before loading.

How many rounds come in a case?

A case contains 20 boxes of 25 rounds each, for a total of 500 rounds.

What's the advantage of 28 gauge target loads?

28 gauge offers lower recoil and reduced felt kick compared to 20 gauge, while still delivering consistent patterns at clay target ranges. It's popular with shooters who value precision and less fatigue during extended practice or competition.