Sterling Exclsv 12Ga 2.75" #7 25rd Box Ammo

Sterling Exclusive 12-gauge 2.75-inch shotshell ammunition loaded with #7 shot is built for upland bird hunting where quick, clean kills matter. A 25-round box gives you enough rounds for a productive day in the field without excess baggage. The #7 pellet size strikes the balance serious upland hunters need—tight patterns for reach, but forgiving enough for crossing shots at flushing birds.

These shells are engineered around controlled recoil and predictable pellet energy. The quick-scattering wad design helps deliver consistent shot clouds, and soft-lead pellets absorb impact smoothly, reducing felt recoil so you stay steady for follow-up shots. That matters on long hunts where fatigue can creep in. Whether you're working high country for grouse and ptarmigan, or pushing through cover for quail and woodcock, low-recoil 2.75-inch shells let you focus on bird work, not shoulder punishment.

Sterling ammunition is a solid choice for hunters who value dependability without premium pricing. These shells perform, and the 25-round packaging fits neatly in a vest or bag for a full day afield.

Key Features

• 12-gauge, 2.75-inch shotshell—standard chamber length for most shotguns
• #7 shot size—versatile for upland game from 30–40 yards
• Quick-scattering wad design for reliable shot pattern
• Soft-lead pellets reduce recoil and impact harshness
• 25 rounds per box—ideal for hunting trips and range sessions
• Low-recoil load for sustained shooting comfort

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this ammunition suitable for upland bird hunting?

Yes. The #7 shot size and 2.75-inch shell length make these rounds well-suited for upland game like grouse, quail, woodcock, and similar game birds at typical hunting ranges.

Will these shells fit my shotgun?

These are 12-gauge, 2.75-inch shells. They will chamber in any 12-gauge shotgun rated for 2.75-inch ammunition. Check your shotgun's chamber marking to confirm compatibility—some guns are rated for longer shells (3-inch), which will also accept 2.75-inch rounds, but do not use 3-inch shells in a gun marked only for 2.75-inch.

How much recoil should I expect?

Sterling Exclusive loads are engineered for low recoil relative to standard 12-gauge ammunition, making them easier to shoot accurately during extended hunting sessions or range work.

How many rounds come in a box?

Each box contains 25 rounds.