Nobel/Eurosports Llc Ans121Fsc8 Target 12Gauge 2.75" 1Oz 8Shot 25 Per Box/10Case

The Nobel/Eurosports Llc ANS121FSC8 is a 12-gauge target shotshell built for clay shooters who want reliable, consistent performance at the range. Loaded with 1 ounce of #8 shot in a 2.75" hull, these lead loads deliver the balanced payload serious target shooters depend on—whether you're breaking targets at a local club, working on your swing, or putting in rounds behind your favorite shotgun.

This is bread-and-butter ammunition for clay sports. The #8 shot size is the standard choice for trap, skeet, and sporting clays where you need enough pellets for consistent breaks without overkill. The 1-ounce charge is the classic load that clay shooters have trusted for decades—proven, predictable, and widely available. If you shoot clay targets regularly, you'll recognize these specs immediately.

Convenience matters when you're buying shotshell ammo in volume. Each box contains 25 rounds, and you can buy by the 10-case lot to keep your supply steady through the season. That means you can focus on your shooting, not your inventory.

Key Features

• 12-gauge, 2.75" shotshell loaded with #8 lead shot
• 1-ounce shot charge—the classic target-shooting load
• Packaged 25 rounds per box for convenient handling
• Available in 10-case bulk order for clay shooters who shoot regularly

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the #8 shot size used for?

#8 shot is the standard for clay target shooting—trap, skeet, and sporting clays. The smaller pellets provide the pattern density needed to cleanly break targets at typical shooting distances.

Will these work in any 12-gauge shotgun?

These are 2.75" shells, so they'll chamber in any 12-gauge shotgun. Always verify your gun's specifications and ammunition compatibility before shooting.

How many rounds are in each order?

Each case contains 10 boxes of 25 rounds, for a total of 250 rounds per case.

Are these reloadable?

These are factory-loaded lead shotshells. Reloading capability is not specified in the product details—check the shells directly or contact the manufacturer for information on reloading compatibility.