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Federal Ammunition UPC 604544685862 MPN P1541B

Federal Premium Vital-Shok 12 Ga 2-3/4″ 1 Buck 16 Pellets 5rd Box

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  • Caliber/Gauge 12 Gauge
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Federal Premium Vital-Shok Max Buck in 12 Gauge is a 2-3/4″ shotshell loaded with 16 copper-plated lead pellets sized at 1 Buck. This load is intended for hunting medium-sized game and other close-range field applications where dense, consistent patterns are desired. The manufacturer lists a muzzle velocity of 1325 fps for this load.

Specifications

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Cost per Round

2.46

Length

2.75"

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

P1541B

Shipping Weight

0.5625

Shot Size

1 Buck

Units per Box

5

UPC

604544685862

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