25 Rounds of 1 ounce #7 1/2 shot 12ga Ammo by Remington

If you are new to hunting doves, remember to stick to the basics for a more successful hunt. Mounting your shotgun to your shoulder is more important than you might think and something worth practicing on a daily basis. Many seasoned shooters suggest practicing in front of a mirror – with your gun safely unloaded, of course. Mount your shotgun to your face, not your shoulder. Press the stock to your cheek and then lower it to your shoulder, not the other way around. Keep your cheek glued to your stock, look down the barrel, and move with your gun. You’ll be bagging your limit in no time.

These particular rounds are made for your 12-gauge shotgun by the 200-year-old Remington company. Each round measures 2 ¾” which is the standard and most common length on the market. It’s important to know what length shotshell or shotshells your shotgun is chambered for since attempting to use the wrong length could have disastrous results. These 2 ¾” shotshells contain a 1 ounce load which provides the power necessary to propel pellets towards targets with deadly force. Each round is filled with #7.5 shot. This ammunition is made for upland game and is great for dove hunting.

When you order this single box of ammunition you get 25 rounds. With 25 rounds you can get put a few rounds down-range and then bag quite a few doves. If you want to make sure you have enough ammo to bag your limit and also get some necessary practice in, order more than one box. Each of these rounds produces a muzzle velocity of 1290 feet per second. Remington manufactures ammunition at their factory in Lonoke, Arkansas according to high standards. Order now for a successful upland game hunt with the help of Remington – and your 12-gauge shotgun, of course.