Sellier & Bellot 12 Gauge 2.75" 1 Buck Shot - 12 Pellets, 1 1/8 oz, 10 Rounds/Box

Sellier & Bellot 12 gauge buckshot loads deliver reliable, hard-hitting performance for hunting and home defense. These 2.75" shells pack 12 pellets of 1 buck shot in a 1 1/8 oz payload—a traditional buckshot load that balances stopping power with controllable recoil on most shotgun platforms. Whether you're hunting medium to large game or want proven buckshot for defense work, S&B's consistent ammunition gives you the dependability you need when it matters.

Sellier & Bellot has manufactured ammunition for over 160 years, and their reputation for quality control and consistency extends to these buckshot rounds. The 2.75" 1 buck configuration is a versatile choice: it generates adequate energy for effective terminal performance while staying within the operating limits of standard 12 gauge shotguns. Each box contains 10 rounds, making this an economical way to stock up for hunting season or regular practice.

These loads work in any 12 gauge shotgun—pump, semi-auto, or break-action. The 2.75" chamber requirement is standard across nearly all 12 gauge firearms, so compatibility is straightforward. Because buckshot patterns depend heavily on your specific barrel and chokes, we recommend testing your load at realistic hunting or defensive distances before depending on it in the field.

Key Features

• 2.75" shell—compatible with standard 12 gauge shotguns
• 12 pellets per round for reliable target coverage
• 1 1/8 oz payload balances power and recoil
• 1 buck shot size—proven for hunting and defensive use
• 10 rounds per box for convenient stocking
• Manufactured by Sellier & Bellot, a trusted European ammunition maker

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these 2.75" shells work in my 12 gauge shotgun?

Yes, 2.75" ammunition is the standard shell length for 12 gauge shotguns. Verify your shotgun's chamber marking (usually printed on the barrel); if it says 2.75" or 3", these rounds are compatible. Do not use 3.5" shells in a 2.75" chamber.

What's the difference between 1 buck and other buckshot sizes?

Buckshot is graded by pellet size; 1 buck falls in the middle of the buckshot spectrum. The number refers to the pellet diameter, with larger numbers meaning smaller pellets. This 12-pellet 1 buck load provides a balance of penetration and shot density suitable for hunting medium to large game and defensive applications.

How many rounds come in a box?

Each box contains 10 rounds.

What are these shells designed for?

These buckshot loads are designed for hunting and defensive use. The 2.75" 1 buck configuration has been a reliable choice for hunters pursuing deer and hog, as well as for home defense and law enforcement applications. Always follow your local hunting regulations and ensure you're using appropriate ammunition for your intended purpose.