25 Rounds of 1 1/4 ounce #4 shot 12ga Ammo by Federal

Federal was founded in 1922 when founder Charles Horn visited a then-failing factory and decided to take over. He implemented a solid marketing plan, placing the company’s products in grocery stores, barber shops, and gas stations – sales locations that worked like a charm but can no longer be done. Before long Federal gained respect and popularity, and they were awarded their first government contract, tasked with building and operating the Twin City Ordnance Plant. Such was the company’s dedication to producing ammunition for our military that they were awarded an “E” for excellence, and that same dedication remains today.

Federal manufactures these particular rounds for your 12-gauge shotgun. Each shotshell measures 2 ¾” in length, which is the standard length. Always be positive you know what length shotshell your own shotgun takes, because it does vary and using the wrong length can lead to catastrophic results. These rounds have a 1 ¼ ounce load which produces fantastic power, propelling pellets towards your targets with deadly force. They’re filled with #4 steel shot and are high velocity rounds, leaving the barrel of your shotgun with a muzzle velocity of 1220 feet per second. This ammunition is great for upland game such as pheasants and can also be used for target practice.

When you order this single box of ammunition from Federal you get 25 rounds. This box is a good size for toting in your range bag or hunting pack or stacking on the shelf of your gun safe for a rainy day (or whatever the weather is the day you decide to use it). If you want to give your gun a nice snack and get a little practice in, order one box. If you want some serious trigger time, whether for training or hunting, order multiple boxes. After all, you don’t want to run out at an inopportune moment. Federal manufactures ammunition at their nearly century-old factory in Anoka, Minnesota, according to high standards. Order now and keep your 12-gauge warm and well-fed with American-made shotshells.