Remington Gun Club Target Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4″ 1 oz #7-1/2 Shot

Buying by the flat instead of the box is how serious clay shooters keep costs down, and Remington Gun Club 7-1/2 Shot Shells are built exactly for that kind of volume shooting. These bulk case target ammo savings add up fast for anyone shooting multiple rounds a week. Every shell starts with a Gun Club Grade shot pattern that keeps pellets spread evenly across the target. Steady STS primer ignition means fewer misfires when a case has to last all season. On top of that, this load counts as value priced range day ammo without cutting corners on basic performance.

Remington GC 12 Gauge #7-1/2 — Specifications

• Gauge: 12 Gauge
• Shell length: 2-3/4″
• Shot charge: 1 oz
• Shot size: #7-1/2
• Primer: Premier STS
• Hull type: Reloadable

Built Around Bulk Case Savings & Shot Pattern

Shooting leagues and weekly practice sessions burn through ammo fast, which is exactly why bulk case target ammo savings matter so much here. Buying a full case instead of single boxes brings the per-shell cost down noticeably over a season. At the same time, the Gun Club Grade shot pattern stays even from the first shell in the case to the last, so scores do not drift as the case empties. Check the 12 gauge shotgun ammo category for other bulk-friendly options.

Steady Ignition, Everyday Value

Misfires waste time and money at the line, so steady STS primer ignition is worth paying attention to even on a budget load. Remington uses the same Premier STS primer across this line, which keeps ignition timing consistent shell after shell. As a result, this load holds its place as value priced range day ammo for shooters who go through cases rather than boxes. For general ammunition safety and storage guidance, the NSSF’s safety resources are a good reference point.

Remington GC 12 Gauge #7-1/2 — Frequently Asked Questions

Is buying by the case actually cheaper?

Remington Gun Club 7-1/2 Shot Shells typically cost less per round when purchased by the case instead of single boxes, which is why leagues and clubs often order this way.

Will the primers stay reliable across a whole case?

Yes. For high round counts, the Remington Gun Club 7-1/2 Shot Shells use the same Premier STS primer throughout the case, so ignition stays consistent from the first box to the last.

What clay games work with this shot size?

These shells suit trap, skeet, and sporting clays equally well, since #7-1/2 shot patterns densely enough for most close-to-moderate range targets.