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

12 gauge shotguns have a variety of uses, and if yours is chambered in 12 gauge you more than likely understand its capacity for power. The military and law enforcement use their shotguns for everything from breaching walls to blowing off locks to disabling vehicles, but there’s even more you can from a hunting perspective. All it takes is understanding the uses for different gauges. Smaller gauges such as these particular rounds are best for small game, and while the #4 buckshot pellet is often sought out for waterfowl such as ducks, these are lead, so it’s best not to use them on waterfowl.

These 12 gauge rounds are each 2 ¾” long. Each round is filled with 28 pellets of lead #4 buckshot. When fired from your shotgun these shotshells fly towards targets with a muzzle velocity of 1200 feet per second and hit with serious force. Because these are PMC’s low velocity rounds they produce less felt recoil than many 12 gauge rounds, so if you’re looking for a reduced-recoil round, try these. These rounds are best used for small game such as foxes or for target practice. There’s no such thing as too much target practice; after all, you’ll never have a successful season without it.

There are 5 rounds in this single box of PMC ammunition. These boxes are just the right size for tucking in your vest or pants-leg pocket, stowing in your range bag, or stacking on the shelf in your gun safe. 5 rounds will give you just enough ammunition to get a taste for PMC’s quality and reliability, so if you want some real trigger time, you’d better order more than one box. PMC is a subsidiary of the Poongsan Corporation, a company that’s been in business since 1968 and produces the lion’s share of the South Korean military’s ammunition. Ammunition is manufactured at their factories in Angnang and Dongrae, South Korea. Whether you’re putting holes in paper or after small game, get your order in, and feed your shotgun.