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Bulk 12 Gauge Ammo For Sale
History of Bulk 12 Gauge Ammo
Known for its wide range of load options, bulk 12 gauge ammo is a top choice for everything from competitive shooting to stocking up for home defense. Today, it remains a staple for civilian shooters who prioritize preparedness and cost savings.
How will your ammo be delivered?
Your bulk purchase will be shipped straight to your door in a discrete, unmarked package.
What’s the benefit to buying 12 gauge bulk ammo?
- You save more money: The biggest reason to buy bulk ammo is the cost savings it offers. We understand that you work hard for every dollar. By purchasing 12 gauge shells in bulk quantities of 250 or 500 rounds, you save money over buying one box at a time.
- You’re ready for the range: Ammo supply chains are fragile. If you wait to buy your shells at the range, not only will you pay more, but you don’t know if they will have your preferred 12 gauge ammo for target practice in stock. Buying in bulk means there's no need to worry about supply chain disruptions affecting your shooting plans.
- You reduce the hassle of reordering: With bulk purchases, you minimize the need for frequent reorders, ensuring you always have enough ammo on hand.
- You shoot more consistently: Buying in bulk provides a consistent supply of the same ammo, improving your accuracy and performance by eliminating batch variations.
- You support great organizations: With every purchase, Ammo.com makes a donation in your name to a freedom-loving charity at no cost to you. See who we support here!
How much do bulk 12 gauge shot shells cost?
Bulk 12 gauge shot shells can cost as low as 34¢ per round, offering significant savings over buying 5 or 20 round boxes each time you hit the range.
What 12 gauge brands do you sell?
If you're loyal to a particular 12 ga brand, check out our inventory here:
How does 12 gauge compare to other shells?
Caliber | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
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10 gauge | Similar | Slightly more stopping power at longer ranges, more pellets on target at 40 yards, traditional choice for goose hunting. | Heavy, limited ammo availability, more expensive. |
20 gauge | Much lower | Lower recoil, easier follow-up shots, better for new shooters and smaller game. | Less stopping power, shorter effective range. |
16 gauge | Slightly lower | Lighter weight, balanced performance for upland game hunting. | Limited ammo availability, less versatile than 12 gauge. |
.410 | Much lower | Lightweight, easy to handle, suitable for young or recoil-sensitive shooters, and ideal for small game hunting and pest control. | Less stopping power, limited range, fewer pellets in the shot pattern, and less effective for larger game or home defense. |
Customer Reviews
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Sunday said:
Bought these from big 5 and shot 100 rounds through my 12 gauge Dickinson and didn't have a single problem very nice for clay disk not a whole lot of kickback two thumbs up
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Mark A said:
Great ammo . Does what it should do. I just wish AMMO.COM had better gear . A shirt with their logo on the front and back, would be a huge seller.
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Tink said:
Price, quality, and service all great!
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TM said:
Great All Around. 250 rounds for $104.74 total and delivered. Fantastic!! Shot 25 rounds with KELTEC KSG yesterday 3/10/2020. No problems at all with this AMMO
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Buzzkill said:
I wish the shooter performed as well as these rounds! I shoot 250 and one week I was red hot and the second round I was cold! So basically When it was warmer I thought the rounds shot hot....but in the cooler weather the gun performed better. These were an excellent target round for shooting skeet for the price!
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SirWilliam said:
Great shells with excellent quality however they do measure long. I have a Mosseberg 590 Tactical, normally holds 8 in the tube. These shells are longer than normal 2 3/4” and thus can only load 7. Need another 1/2” to get 8 in.
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Mike said:
Shot this through a VR-80 and another auto-loader. Never cycled in the VR-80 and sometimes it did in the other one.
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Rich said:
Received bad box .. Quick replacement thank you...
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Kh said:
Good clean, low recoil, shot. Highly recommend.
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MHB said:
Had no issues with these shells. Fires well. No malfunctions.
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bogertw said:
Took my new Benelli Nova Pump to the range and the first 4 shells in a row (from 2 separate boxes) fired fine, but jammed the fore-end so I couldn't eject the shell without very forcefully yanking back. I assume the brass casing expanded way more than it should have. I then tried 4 different brands and each worked flawlessly. Put the Rio back in and it jammed immediately. I ended up switching to an over-under gun and they performed fine in that. So, they may work fine for you in a different type of gun, but I wouldn't recommend them for a Benelli pump.
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Hey Now said:
These shipped quickly, delivered quickly, and they work!! Pew pew boom!! Options are limited at the moment, and this was just right.
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J-Green said:
These are hot shells that kick more than a slug, i love them. But most people aren't gonna be looking for this kinda kick. I definitely would order more if they were in stock though.
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emt59 said:
You guys had these available when I couldnt find or was having a hard time finding this type ammo. Thanks for the quick deliverery and great customer service.
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MHB said:
Had no issues with these slugs! Accurate.