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Challenger Ammo UPC 773622416671 MPN CTA20SC75

Challenger First Class Sporting Clay 20GA 2-3/4″ 7/8oz #7.5 250/Case

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Challenger First Class Sporting Clay loads are targeted for clay-target disciplines and general target practice with 20 gauge shotguns. This 2-3/4″ load carries a 7/8 oz. shot charge intended to produce consistent patterns for sporting clays, skeet, and similar ranges. The load’s velocity and shot size reflect typical target-ammunition performance rather than hunting or defensive applications.

Specifications

UPC

773622416671

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

CTA20SC75

Caliber/Gauge

20 Gauge

Length

2 3/4''

Shot Size

#7.5

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