Federal TGS2248 Top Gun Sporting 20 Gauge 2.75" 7/8 oz 1250 fps 8 Shot 25ea
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- Ounces:
- 7/8 oz
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 25
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 20 Gauge
- Length:
- 2.75"
- SHOT Size:
- 8
- Muzzle Velocity:
- 1250
- Application:
- Sport Shooting
- HazAir:
- Yes
Federal Top Gun Sporting 20 gauge shells are built for clay shooters who demand tight patterns and flat trajectories without punishing their shoulder. These 2.75-inch loads deliver 7/8 oz of hard #8 shot at 1250 fps — a velocity curve engineered to close the gap on crossing targets while keeping recoil manageable enough for all-day shooting and quick follow-ups on doubles.
Whether you're working skeet, sporting clays, or trap, consistent ballistics matter. Federal's Top Gun Sporting line has earned its reputation through decades of performance in the field and on the course. The hard pellet construction maintains pellet integrity throughout the pattern, reducing flyers and maintaining the kind of reliable breakage that builds confidence in your shooting.
A 25-round box gets you through a good practice session or casual round without running short. The 7/8 oz payload with #8 shot is the sweet spot for most clay presentations — light enough to reload comfortably, heavy enough to break targets decisively at typical shooting distances.
Key Features
- Optimized for sporting clays and skeet disciplines
- Hard pellets for consistent patterns and reliable target breaks
- 1250 fps velocity balances lead requirements with manageable recoil
- 7/8 oz payload in 20 gauge — lighter recoil than 12 gauge equivalents
- Box of 25 rounds
Specifications
| Gauge | 20 |
| Shell Length | 2.75" |
| Shot Weight | 7/8 oz |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1250 fps |
| Round Count | 25 |
| Pellet Type | Hard pellets |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Federal Top Gun Sporting shells good for clay target shooting?
Yes. These loads are specifically designed for sporting clays and skeet. The hard pellets and balanced velocity make them reliable for breaking targets, and the 7/8 oz payload in 20 gauge keeps recoil low enough for sustained accuracy through multiple shots.
What is the difference between #8 and larger shot sizes?
#8 shot is smaller and lighter, making it ideal for standard clay target distances. Larger shot carries more energy downrange but generates more recoil. For most clay work, #8 delivers the pattern density and breakage reliability you need.
Can I use these shells in a 20 gauge semi-auto or pump shotgun?
Federal Top Gun Sporting shells are 2.75-inch loads. Check your shotgun's manual for compatible shell lengths — most modern 20 gauge firearms accept 2.75" shells, but always confirm before use.
How many shells are in a box?
This is a 25-round box, enough for a typical practice session or club round.
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