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B&P Ammunition UPC 878122006114 MPN 28B34UP7

B&P Upland Game 28 Gauge 2-3/4″ 3/4 oz #7.5 25ct

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B&P Upland Game 28 Gauge 2-3/4″ shotshells are intended for upland bird and small-game shooting where low recoil and dense patterns are preferred. These loads use a 3/4 oz payload of nickel-plated lead #7.5 shot and are listed with a muzzle velocity of 1300 fps, suitable for typical wingshot ranges. The design targets consistent patterning for flushing and standing birds without excessive recoil.

Specifications

UPC

878122006114

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

28B34UP7

Caliber/Gauge

28 Gauge

Length

2.75"

Shipping Weight

1.65

Shot Size

#7

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.84

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