Rio Ammunition Game Load Super Game High Velocity 12 Gauge 2.75" 1 1/8 oz 7.5 Shot - 25 Rounds per Box, 10 Boxes per Case

Rio Ammunition's Game Load Super Game High Velocity 12 gauge shotshells deliver the reliable, efficient pattern you need for upland birds and small game. Each 2.75-inch shell is loaded with 1 1/8 ounces of #7.5 shot and achieves a muzzle velocity of 1280 feet per second—a balance of energy and spread that works across a range of shooting distances. Whether you're hunting pheasant, quail, dove, or pursuing clay targets, these lead loads offer the combination of payload and velocity that Rio has refined across generations of ammunition manufacturing.

The 7.5 shot size sits in a practical middle ground: larger than #8 for better range and penetration, tighter pattern than #6. That makes these shells versatile for hunters who want one load that handles multiple game birds and field conditions without swapping boxes. Twenty-five rounds per box keeps you supplied, and the case format gives you the option to stock what you need for a season or a shoot without excess.

Rio's reputation rests on consistent quality control and straightforward performance—no marketing hype, just shells that go boom, pattern clean, and hit what you're aiming at. If you've relied on Rio before, the Game Load Super Game line carries that same dependability into the field.

Key Features

• 1 1/8 oz payload of #7.5 lead shot for balanced range and pattern
• 1280 feet per second muzzle velocity
• 2.75-inch shell length (standard 12 gauge)
• 25 rounds per box for convenient field carry and storage
• Case quantity: 10 boxes (250 rounds total)

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these shells good for hunting upland game like pheasant and quail?

Yes. The 1 1/8 oz load of #7.5 shot at 1280 fps delivers enough energy and pattern to handle upland birds effectively. The #7.5 shot size offers a balance between range and spread, making it a solid all-around choice for pheasant, quail, dove, and similar game.

Will these shells work in my standard 12 gauge shotgun?

These are 2.75-inch shells, the standard 12 gauge length. They will chamber in any 12 gauge shotgun rated for 2.75-inch shells. If your gun is marked for 3-inch or 3.5-inch shells, standard 2.75-inch loads will also cycle normally. Always verify your shotgun's chamber length in the owner's manual or stamped on the barrel.

What does the case quantity mean—how many shells am I buying?

The case contains 10 boxes, with 25 rounds per box, for a total of 250 shells. This bulk format is convenient for stocking a season's worth of ammunition or feeding a regular clay target or hunting schedule.

How does #7.5 shot compare to #6 or #8?

Number 7.5 shot is slightly larger than #8, giving you more range and penetration while still maintaining a tighter, more forgiving pattern than #6. It's a versatile middle-ground choice for mixed upland hunting without requiring a box swap between species.