Federal TG12EL8 Top Gun Target Load 12 Gauge 2.75" 7/8 oz 8 Shot 25 Per Box/ 10 Cs

Federal Top Gun Target Load 12 gauge shotshell ammunition is built for shooters who demand consistent patterns and reliable performance on clay targets. Whether you're running a skeet course or competing in sporting clays, these 2.75" loads deliver the pattern density and shot quality that separate solid breaks from frustrating misses. Each round carries 7/8 oz of hard lead shot in #8, a proven load for target work out to practical distances.

What makes Top Gun stand out in a crowded field of budget target loads is Federal's attention to the details that actually matter: hard shot that maintains its form through the pattern, a crimp design that holds things together consistently, and a wad column engineered to throw even, predictable spreads. You're not paying for marketing—you're getting ammunition designed by shooters who understand what clays demand.

This is a high-volume product, and Federal prices it accordingly. A case gets you 250 rounds (10 boxes of 25), the standard for serious trappers and clay competitors who want to train without constantly restocking. If you're new to competitive shooting and wondering whether to step up from casual range loads, Top Gun is the natural next rung—better patterning than basic promotional ammo, honest pricing, and the Federal reliability you can count on.

Key Features

• Hard lead shot for consistent pattern performance
• Eight-segment crimp design for reliable, uniform loads
• Engineered wad column for even shot distribution
• Federal primer for dependable ignition
• Optimized for skeet and sporting clays competition

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Federal Top Gun good for clay target shooting?

Yes. Federal designed these loads specifically for skeet and sporting clays shooters. The hard shot and engineered wad pattern make them well-suited to breaking targets consistently at typical clay shooting distances.

What's included in a case order?

One case contains 10 boxes, with 25 rounds per box, for a total of 250 rounds.

Can I use 2.75" shells in any 12 gauge shotgun?

Most modern 12 gauge shotguns are rated for 2.75" shells, but always verify your firearm's chamber length in your manual or with the manufacturer before purchasing ammunition.

How does #8 shot compare to other sizes for clay targets?

Number 8 shot is a standard choice for clay competitions because it provides good pattern density at typical shooting distances. Your specific discipline and distance preferences may influence whether #8 is the best fit for your shooting.