250 Rounds of LV LE #4 Buck 12ga Ammo by PMC

Firing off a lot of 12 gauge buckshot can get expensive, which is why PMC works so hard to produce economically-priced ammunition. But don’t let their more affordable pricing make you think it’s lower quality; all of PMC’s ammunition is manufactured, piece by piece, right there on-site. All components from bullets to brass to propellants are made in their factories including the raw materials needed to manufacture the brass rolls for casings. Having a greater level of control over production gives PMC far more quality control than many companies have, and that means more reliable ammunition.

These particular PMC rounds are made for your 12 gauge shotgun. Each round is filled with 28 pellets of #4 buckshot and measures 2 ¾” in length. The pellets inside each shotshell are lead, so they’re not suitable for waterfowl but can be used for other small game or target practice. Each of these rounds leaves the barrel of your 12-gauge shotgun at a muzzle velocity of 1200 feet per second and strikes targets with stunning force. These are PMC’s low velocity rounds, so they produce less felt recoil than many similar 12-gauge rounds. If you’re looking for a good #4 buckshot round with less recoil, give these a try.

When you place your order for this single box of PMC ammunition you get 250 rounds. With 250 rounds you can dedicate serious trigger time to your 12-gauge shotgun. Every round you send down-range has an effect on your marksmanship, whether positive or negative, so try to make each shot count. Practice shooting from a variety of positions, using your weak hand, and at different ranges. And don’t forget to pattern your shotgun, it’s always good to know where your pellets are likely to hit. PMC manufactures ammunition at their factories in Angnang and Dongrae, South Korea. Place your order now if you want to spend serious time with your favorite shotgun.