Remington Premier Royal Flush Shotshells 12ga 2-3/4" 1-1/4oz 1300 fps #7.5 25/ct
The Remington Premier Royal Flush shotshells deliver a reliable, field-proven load for 12-gauge shooters who want consistent performance without premium pricing. These 2-3/4" shells pair a proven lead shot payload with a 1300 fps velocity, making them a practical choice for upland hunting, clay sports, and general shooting applications where #7.5 shot works well. Built with Remington's manufacturing standards, Royal Flush shells are loaded to consistent pressures and patterns, so you know what to expect when you mount your shotgun.
A 25-round box fits neatly into your vest pocket or range bag, letting you load up for a day in the field or an afternoon at the trap house without carrying excessive weight. The lead shot and traditional construction keep costs reasonable while maintaining the accuracy and reliability that Remington ammunition has delivered to hunters and shooters for over a century. If you're looking for straightforward, no-nonsense 12-gauge ammo that does the job, Royal Flush fills that role.
Whether you're working upland birds, honing your clay shooting, or stocking a reliable round for general shotgun use, these shells offer the balance of performance and value that appeals to hunters and shooters who understand that the best load is the one you'll actually use.
Specifications
| Gauge | 12 |
| Shell Length | 2-3/4" |
| Shot Payload | 1-1/4 oz |
| Velocity | 1300 fps |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Shot Type | Lead |
| Count | 25 rounds |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is #7.5 shot best used for?
#7.5 shot sits between #7 and #8, offering a versatile size for upland game birds, clay targets, and general shotgun sports where a balance of pattern density and individual pellet energy is desired.
Will these shells work in my 12-gauge shotgun?
Yes, 2-3/4" shells are the standard 12-gauge load. Confirm your shotgun is chambered for 2-3/4" (most modern 12-gauges are) before use.
How many rounds are in a box?
Each box contains 25 shells, a convenient quantity for a hunting trip, range session, or practice day.

