Baschieri & Pellagri Cartridge Mach Lv 12 Gauge 2-3/4'' 1-1/8Oz #8 Shot 250/Case

Baschieri & Pellagri's Mach LV 12 gauge shotshells are built for shooters who demand consistency and reliability downrange. These 2-3/4" shells load 1-1/8 oz of #8 shot and come packed 250 per case—a serious volume for competitive clay work, hunting upland birds, or sustained range sessions. B&P engineered these rounds with the Gordon Case design, which is built to handle the rigors of high-volume shooting without sacrifice to pattern quality or velocity stability.

The #8 shot size makes these shells a natural fit for clay targets and upland game where shot density matters more than penetration. Whether you're running them through a Beretta 686, a Mossberg 500, or any 12-gauge chamber rated for 2-3/4" ammunition, you get ammunition that's been trusted by competitors and serious hunters for generations. The PCC wad system keeps pellets organized and on-pattern, which is what separates match-grade shells from commodity ammo.

If you reload or just like to buy smart, a 250-round case keeps you supplied for weeks of regular shooting without constant trips to restock. These are the kind of shells you can trust when the score matters.

Key Features

• 1-1/8 oz #8 shot load optimized for clay target and upland hunting applications
• 2-3/4" case length fits standard 12-gauge shotguns
• Gordon Case design for superior performance and reliability
• PCC wad system for consistent patterns
• 250-round case for high-volume shooters and competitive use
• Premium component construction

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What 12-gauge shotguns will these shells work in?

These are standard 2-3/4" shotshells, so they'll chamber in any 12-gauge shotgun rated for 2-3/4" or 3" ammunition. That includes pump guns, semi-autos, over-unders, side-by-sides, and single barrels from all major manufacturers.

Are these shells good for hunting or just clay targets?

The #8 shot load is primarily designed for clay target competition and upland bird hunting where shot density helps you connect with fast-moving targets. For waterfowl or larger game, you'd want to step up to larger shot sizes.

Why buy a 250-round case instead of smaller boxes?

A 250-round case is the smart move if you shoot regularly—whether at the range, in competition, or in the field. It keeps you supplied for weeks of shooting and is more economical than buying small boxes repeatedly.

What makes the Gordon Case and PCC wad special?

The Gordon Case and PCC wad system are B&P's design for controlled patterns and velocity consistency. They're built to keep pellets together longer and fly true, which is why competitive shooters and serious hunters rely on them.