Fiocchi 12SLR7 Target Steel Target 12 Gauge 2.75" 1 oz 7 Shot 25 Per Box/ 10 Cs

Fiocchi 12 gauge target steel ammunition delivers reliable performance at the trap and skeet range without the premium price tag of premium loads. These 2.75" shells pack 1 ounce of #7 shot—a proven size for clay target work—in a steel shot configuration that keeps you shooting longer on a budget. Whether you're working on your swing before the season or running a casual league, Fiocchi's consistent burn and pattern make them a no-nonsense choice for high-volume shooters who want ammunition they can count on.

Steel shot loads run cleaner through your barrel than lead, and Fiocchi's quality control means you're getting uniform loads that pattern predictably downrange. The 2.75" hull is standard across most shotguns, so compatibility isn't a headache. At 25 rounds per box, you can grab a few boxes and stack them up for a full day at the range without breaking the bank.

Fiocchi has been loading ammunition since 1876—they know what they're doing when it comes to shotshells. These loads are built for volume shooters and hunters who demand consistency and value in equal measure.

Key Features

• Steel shot construction for extended barrel life and consistent performance
• #7 shot size optimized for clay target shooting at typical range distances
• 1 ounce payload delivers effective pattern density
• 2.75" standard hull compatible with most 12 gauge shotguns
• 25 rounds per box—convenient packaging for range trips
• Fiocchi's proven quality and consistency in every load

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these loads safe in my shotgun?

Fiocchi 12 gauge 2.75" shells are standard factory ammunition designed for 12 gauge shotguns. Always verify your shotgun's chamber length and consult your owner's manual before using any ammunition.

What's the difference between steel and lead shot?

Steel shot is harder than lead and won't damage your barrel the way repeated lead loads can. For high-volume range shooting, steel helps extend your gun's life. Steel shot also patterns slightly differently than lead, so if you're used to lead, you may notice a change in your point of impact.

Is #7 shot good for clay targets?

#7 shot is a popular choice for trap and skeet shooting, offering a balance between pellet count and energy retention at typical target distances. Many shooters use #7 for general clay target practice.

How many boxes do I get in a case?

The product information provided covers a single 25-round box. For case quantities and bulk pricing, check the product page or contact our sales team.