25 Rounds of 7/8 ounce #7 1/2 shot 20ga Ammo by Fiocchi

One of the key components of successful clay shooting is practice. Seasoned pros not only suggest practicing in front of a mirror on a daily basis, they do it themselves. Many say they do this on average ten times a day. Make sure your gun is safely unloaded – and keep ammo in another room – before proceeding. Work on smoothly mounting your gun first to your face, then dropping it to your shoulder. Glue your cheek to the stock and keep it there. If you mount it to your shoulder first and lower your head the angle is unlikely to be right and your shots won’t be as accurate. Practice slowly at first, increasing speed as you improve.

Another key part of shooting clays is using the right ammunition. These particular rounds are manufactured by Fiocchi for your 20-gauge shotgun. Each shotshell is 2 ¾” long which is the most common size currently on the market. Although these are a common length, lengths do vary which is why it is vital you know what length or lengths your shotgun is designed to take. Attempting to use the wrong length can be disastrous. These 2 ¾” shotshells contain a 7/8 ounce load which produces enough power to propel the pellets within towards targets with destructive force. Each round is filled with #7.5 shot. This is Fiocchi VIP Target ammo and is meant for shattering clays.

When you order this single box of ammunition from Fiocchi you get 25 rounds. That’s just enough to give you a taste of what this ammunition can do. Sure you can have a good time with 25 rounds, but just think what you could do with 50, 75, or even 100. Each of these rounds leaves the barrel of your shotgun at a muzzle velocity of 1250 feet per second. Fiocchi’s headquarters are in Lecco, Italy but they also have a factory in Ozark, Missouri for manufacturing and sales in the U.S. Order now and hit the skeet or trap course with your 20-gauge shotgun.