Description
The Federal Top Gun Steel 12 Gauge 2.75in #7 Shot (part no. TG1477) gives high-volume target shooters the consistent, hard-hitting performance of Federal’s Top Gun line at a reasonable price, using high-quality steel shot instead of lead. The 1-1/8-ounce payload of #7 steel shot is built to produce consistent, clay-breaking patterns on the most challenging targets. For ranges and clubs where steel shot is required or preferred, it’s a dependable option built for shooters who go through a lot of shells.
Key Specifications
- The gauge is 12-gauge, sized for standard 12-gauge shotguns.
- Shell length is 2.75 inches, matched to standard 12-gauge chambers.
- The payload is 1-1/8 ounces of shot.
- The shot size is #7, a common clay-target size.
- The shot material is steel, not lead.
- Federal builds it for consistent, clay-breaking patterns on challenging targets.
- Each box holds 25 rounds, with 10 boxes packed per case.
- A single box ships at roughly 2.5 pounds.
- It’s positioned as a reasonable-price option for high-volume target shooters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose steel over lead for target loads? Federal Top Gun Steel gives high-volume target shooters solid, hard-hitting performance at a reasonable price, and it’s a fit where steel shot is required or preferred.
What’s #7 shot best suited for? Clay targets — it’s sized to produce consistent, clay-breaking patterns.
How many rounds come in a box? Each box holds 25 rounds, with 10 boxes packed per case.
Buy the Federal Top Gun Steel 12 Gauge 2.75in #7 Shot
Order the Federal Top Gun Steel 12 Gauge 2.75in #7 Shot from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop, part of our shotgun shells selection, and it ships fast to your door. It’s a dependable, reasonably-priced steel target load for high-volume clay shooters.
Additional Information
| UPC | 029465023867 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Federal Ammunition |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TG1477 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 GAUGE |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 2.5 |
| Shot Size | #7 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.46 |







