Clever Mirage St Featherlite T1 12Ga 2-3/4'' 7/8Oz #7.5 Shot 250/Cs

The Clever Mirage St Featherlite T1 is a 12-gauge target shotgun round built for shooters who spend serious time at the clay range. Loaded with 7/8 ounce of #7.5 shot in a 2-3/4" hull, this Italian-made ammunition is engineered to deliver consistent patterns and manageable recoil—a combination that matters when you're running 100 shells a session. Whether you're working trap, skeet, or sporting clays, the Featherlite designation tells you this load is tuned for comfort without compromising performance. A case of 250 rounds gives you the volume you need to practice and compete without constant restocking.

#7.5 shot is a proven choice for clay targets, offering a good balance of pellet count and pattern density across typical shooting distances. The lighter recoil signature means less fatigue and more focus on your technique—especially valuable during long practice sessions or tournament days when consistency matters most. Being a standard 2-3/4" shell, it cycles through any standard 12-gauge shotgun, making it a straightforward ammunition choice for the range.

Clever ammunition carries the reputation of Italian manufacture, emphasizing quality control in primer and powder selection. If you shoot clays regularly and want ammunition that won't beat you up or break the bank per round, the Mirage St Featherlite T1 deserves a slot in your reloading bag.

Key Features

• #7.5 lead shot for consistent clay-target patterns
• Featherlite load construction for reduced recoil and shooter fatigue
• 2-3/4" shell length—standard 12-gauge compatibility
• 7/8 ounce payload
• 250-round case for high-volume shooters and competition practice
• Italian manufacture and quality primers

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Clever Mirage St Featherlite T1 ammo work in my standard 12-gauge shotgun?

Yes. The 2-3/4" shell length is the industry standard for 12-gauge shotguns, so this ammunition is compatible with any conventional 12-gauge pump, semi-auto, or break-action shotgun.

What's the difference between #7.5 shot and smaller shot sizes for clay shooting?

Smaller shot sizes (like #8 or #8.5) contain more pellets per ounce but each pellet carries less energy. #7.5 is a middle ground that provides good pellet count while maintaining adequate downrange energy—a popular choice for trap and skeet where targets are at moderate distances.

Why is the Featherlite load lighter on recoil?

The Featherlite designation indicates this round is loaded at lower velocities than standard target loads, producing less recoil impulse. Over a long shooting day, that difference adds up in terms of comfort and the ability to shoot more rounds with better form.

How many rounds are in a case of this ammunition?

This product is sold in cases of 250 rounds, making it practical for high-volume range practice or competition preparation without needing to reorder frequently.