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B&P Ammunition UPC 878122007845 MPN 12B1DS7

B&P Heavy Dove & Quail 12ga 2-3/4″ 1oz #7 Steel

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  • Caliber/Gauge 12 Gauge
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Designed for dove and quail field work, this 12 Gauge shotshell provides a 1 oz steel #7 payload for dense patterns on small upland birds. Typical use includes dove and quail hunting and upland shooting scenarios where non‑lead shot is required. The load pairs a modest velocity with a lightweight payload for controllable recoil and patterning in field shotguns.

Specifications

UPC

878122007845

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

12B1DS7

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Length

2.75"

Shipping Weight

2.38

Shot Size

#7

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.47

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