Fiocchi 28 gauge, 2-3/4-inch, #7.5 shot shotshells give clay target and upland shooters a full case of consistent sub-gauge ammunition loaded a touch faster than the companion #8 offering. Fiocchi loads a 3/4-ounce charge of #7.5 shot at 1,300 feet per second, a slightly heavier pellet driven at higher velocity for shooters who want a bit more reach from their 28 gauge. Sub-gauge shells like this one see heavy use through a season of skeet or sporting clays, making a full case a more economical way to shoot than repeat box purchases. Packed 250 rounds to a case, it’s dependable shotgun ammunition for a full season of 28 gauge shooting.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 28, a light-carrying sub-gauge favored for clays and upland hunting.
• The shell length is 2-3/4 inches, standard for 28 gauge target loads.
• The shot size is #7.5, a slightly heavier pellet than #8 for a bit more downrange energy.
• The payload weighs 3/4 ounce, the standard sub-gauge charge for 28 gauge.
• Muzzle velocity is rated at 1,300 feet per second, faster than the companion #8 loading.
• This listing ships as a case of 250 rounds, covering a full season of clay targets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose #7.5 shot over #8 in 28 gauge? The slightly heavier pellet driven at higher velocity gives a bit more downrange energy and reach.

Why buy 28 gauge shells by the case? Sub-gauge ammunition is used up quickly in a season of clays, and a 250-round case keeps a shooter from running out mid-season.

Is 28 gauge good for beginning shooters? Yes, its lighter recoil makes it a popular choice for new shotgunners and youth shooters working on fundamentals.

Buy Fiocchi 28 Gauge #7.5 Shot, Case of 250

A season of clays or light upland hunting burns through sub-gauge shells fast, and this case keeps a 28 gauge fed the whole way through. Stock up before the clays start flying. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.