25 Rounds of 1 1/8 ounce #9 shot 12ga Ammo by Remington

A few tips for skeet and trap shooting: first, remember that your shotgun is a point-and-shoot weapon, in fact, trap and skeet shotguns just have a little bead at the end of their barrels. Also, shoot with both eyes open, because it makes it a lot easier to track the flying discs. If you’re cross-eye dominant you may have no choice but to squint one eye, but it’s also worth trying to shoot with the other hand; if you’re cross-dominant and right-handed, try shooting with your left hand. You might be surprised how well it works. Finally, practice mounting the shotgun to your shoulder; a smooth transition and quick follow-through will result in a better score.

You also need the right ammunition when you’re shooting skeet or trap. These 12 gauge rounds have a 1 1/8 ounce load which means they provide plenty of power; a 1 1/8 ounce load is nice for its increased force over a flat 1 ounce load as well as the fact that it has less felt recoil than the larger a 1 ¼ ounce loads. These rounds are 2 ¾” long and filled with #9 lead shot which is a great size for shattering clays. Each round leaves the barrel of your shotgun with a muzzle velocity of 1145 feet per second. This is Remington’s Gun Club Target Load and is designed with skeet and trap shooting in mind.

There are 25 rounds in this single box of ammunition from Remington. Remington was founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington, who got into the business of gunsmithing when the flintlock rifle he built gained instant popularity at a competition. For 200 years the venerable company has been manufacturing firearms and ammunition, making it the biggest, oldest manufacture of those products in the United States. They have six different facilities, each of which has a specific job; ammunition is manufactured at their Lonoke, Arkansas, plant. Don’t use just any target load when you hit the course. You want quality; you want Remington. Order now.