Federal Top Gun Steel 20 Gauge #7 Shot shotshells (part no. TG2517) shatter clay targets with a non-lead payload, giving high-volume target shooters solid performance at a reasonable price. Federal Ammunition loads high-quality steel shot for consistent, clay-breaking patterns, backed by a reliable Federal primer and an eight-segment crimp for dependable feeding. It’s built specifically for clay-target shooters who want steel shot’s reduced cost and range-friendly profile. These shotgun shells suit skeet, trap, and sporting clays shooters running a 20-gauge shotgun.
Key Specifications
- The gauge is 20 gauge, a lighter-recoiling option popular for extended clay-target sessions.
- Shell length is 2-3/4 inches, the standard chamber length for most 20-gauge shotguns.
- The payload weighs 7/8 ounce, a standard target-load charge.
- Rated muzzle velocity is 1214 fps, brisk speed for breaking clay targets.
- Shot size is #7, a dense pattern size suited to clay targets.
- The shot type is steel, a non-lead payload often required at ranges that restrict lead shot.
- The crimp is an eight-segment design, built for dependable, consistent feeding.
- Each box holds 25 rounds, a practical count for a round of clays.
- Cost runs about $0.52 per round, reasonable pricing for a non-lead target load.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose steel shot for clay targets? Many ranges require non-lead shot, and Federal engineers Top Gun Steel to break clays consistently at a reasonable price without lead.
What does the eight-segment crimp do? It’s built for dependable, consistent feeding and a reliable, uniform crimp opening on firing.
Buy Federal Top Gun Steel 20 Gauge Ammunition
A range that requires non-lead shot shouldn’t mean sacrificing pattern performance, and Top Gun Steel is built to break clays consistently at a fair price. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.
