250 Rounds of 1 1/8 ounce #8 shot 12ga Ammo by Federal Monark Skeet

If you’re new to shooting clays, take the time to master mounting your shotgun to your shoulder. Even the pros practice, with many saying they themselves practice an average of ten times every day. Practice in front of a mirror using an unloaded weapon, and work on mounting your shotgun smoothly and accurately. That means raising it first to your face, gluing your cheek to the stock, and then lowering it to your shoulder, not the other way around. Once it’s cradled in your shoulder, you should be looking right down the barrel. Remember, shotguns are point-and-shoot weapons, unlike rifles which require carefully sighting in.

You also need the right ammunition for shooting clays. These 12-gauge rounds are made by Federal. Each shotshell is 2 ¾” long, which is the most common shotshell length on the market; even so, make sure you know what length shotshell your shotgun is made to use, because using the wrong length could be disastrous. These shotshells are filled with #8 buckshot and contain a 1 1/8 ounce load. At 1 1/8 ounces you have more than enough power to absolutely destroy targets. Each of these rounds leaves the barrel of your shotgun with a muzzle velocity of 1200 feet per second. This ammunition is made for shooting clays and is also good for target practice.

When you place your order for this big box of ammunition from Federal, you get 10 boxes of 25 rounds each for a grand total of 250 rounds. With 250 shotshells you can spend time improving your accuracy and placement and still have enough left over to hit your local trap or skeet course. Federal was founded in 1922 and has spent the last century coming up with new, innovative types of ammunition, each designed to meet the needs and exceed the expectations of gun owners across the country. They manufacture ammunition at their longtime factory in Anoka, Minnesota, according to exacting standards, and adhere to strict quality control measures. Order now and shatter clays with your favorite 12-gauge.