Sellier & Bellot 12 Gauge 2.75" Rubber Ball Shotgun Ammo - 919 fps, 2 Spherical Balls, 25 Rounds/Box

Sellier & Bellot 12 gauge 2.75" rubber ball shotgun ammo delivers a non-lethal option for home defense, training, and specialty shooting applications. Each round pairs a consistent 919 fps velocity with a pair of spherical rubber balls, designed to deliver impact energy while reducing over-penetration concerns compared to traditional buckshot. Whether you're setting up a defensive load for home protection or running low-recoil training drills, these shells offer a reliable alternative when standard shot patterns don't fit the mission.

Sellier & Bellot has been manufacturing ammunition since 1825, and their shotshell line reflects that legacy of consistent brass, primer, and powder quality. This 2.75" load produces mild recoil and manageable noise levels, making it practical for shooters working in noise-sensitive environments or those sensitive to heavier recoil. The rubber ball construction is built to cycle reliably in standard 12 gauge shotguns, though always verify your firearm's compatibility before use.

You get 25 rounds per box, giving you a solid supply for extended practice or home defense readiness without excessive bulk. Rubber ball ammo remains legal in most jurisdictions where standard buckshot may be restricted, but local and state laws vary—confirm your local regulations before purchasing. Store these shells in a cool, dry place to maintain consistent ballistic performance.

Key Features

• 2.75" shell length fits standard 12 gauge shotguns
• Two spherical rubber balls per round for non-lethal impact
• 919 fps muzzle velocity ensures predictable performance
• 25-round box for practical training and defensive use
• Sellier & Bellot quality and consistency

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Sellier & Bellot rubber ball ammo work in my standard 12 gauge shotgun?

Yes, these 2.75" shells are designed for standard 12 gauge shotguns. Always consult your firearm's manual to confirm it will reliably cycle 2.75" ammunition before shooting.

What's the difference between rubber ball ammo and buckshot?

Rubber ball ammunition delivers impact through spherical rubber projectiles rather than lead pellets. This construction reduces penetration and over-penetration risk, making it suitable for home defense in shared structures and training scenarios where standard buckshot may be restricted or impractical.

Is rubber ball shotgun ammo legal?

Rubber ball ammunition is legal in most U.S. jurisdictions, but regulations vary by state and locality. Some areas where conventional buckshot is prohibited do allow rubber ball loads. Verify your local and state firearms laws before purchasing.

How much recoil should I expect from this load?

The specifications provided don't include recoil energy data. Rubber ball loads are generally considered mild to moderate in recoil compared to full-power buckshot, but actual felt recoil depends on your shotgun's weight and design.