Remington 12 gauge 1-1/4 oz #8 shotshells pack a heavy payload of fine #8 shot into a 2-3/4-inch hull (Remington part no. 28765). Smaller pellets mean more of them per ounce, so a 1-1/4 oz charge throws a dense pattern that breaks clays reliably and leaves fewer holes for a dove or quail to slip through. Shooters who run 12 gauge guns on the skeet field and in the dove field use the same shell for both. Each box from Remington holds 25 shells.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 12 gauge, matched to the most common shotgun bore in the field.
• Shell length is 2-3/4 inches, the standard length for field and target loads.
• Each shell carries a 1-1/4 oz shot charge, a heavy payload for a 2-3/4-inch 12 gauge shell.
• Shot size is #8, a smaller pellet that fills the pattern densely for clays and small birds.
• The box holds 25 rounds, the standard shotshell box count.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is #8 shot good for clays? Yes. #8 shot is one of the standard sizes for skeet, trap and sporting clays, and it also works on doves, quail and other small birds at moderate range.

Will these shells fit my shotgun? They are 2-3/4-inch 12 gauge shells, so they fit 12 gauge shotguns chambered for 2-3/4-inch or longer shells.

How many shells come in the box? This listing is one box of 25 shells.

Buy the Remington 12 Gauge 2-3/4-Inch 1-1/4 oz #8 Shot Shotshells, 25 Rounds

If you shoot a 12 gauge for clays and small birds, a heavy #8 load keeps your pattern full at the distances that matter. Order a box with the rest of your shotgun shells and it ships fast from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop.