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Rio Ammunition UPC 8435101636773 MPN VP36FHV8

Rio Ammunition Vintage 1896 12GA 2.75″ #8 – 10/Box

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This Rio Ammunition Vintage 1896 Paper Flyer is a 12 Gauge, 2.75″ commemorative shotshell built with a paper hull and loaded with #8 shot. It recreates late-19th-century construction for period-authentic shooting and collectible display. Loads using #8 shot are commonly chosen for light sporting targets and small-game or bird work where a finer pattern is suitable.

Specifications

UPC

8435101636773

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

VP36FHV8

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Length

2.75"

Shot Size

#8

Units per Box

10

Cost per Round

1.35

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