Bulk 20 Gauge Ammo For Sale
History of Bulk 20 Gauge Ammo
The development of the 20 gauge shotgun shell dates back to the early 20th century, designed as a lighter alternative to the popular 12 gauge. Known for its reduced recoil, manageable size, and versatility, the 20 gauge has become a favorite for upland hunting, clay shooting, and home defense. While it lacks the raw power of the 12 gauge, the 20 gauge is highly effective for small to medium game and provides a comfortable shooting experience, making it popular among shooters of all skill levels.
How will your 20 Gauge ammo be delivered?
Your purchase will be shipped straight to your door in a discrete, unmarked package.
Why should you buy bulk ammo?
- Greater savings over time: Purchasing in bulk helps you maximize savings, with bulk .308 ammo priced as low as 85.8¢ per round!
- Prepared for the range: Stocking up in bulk shields you from potential future ammo shortages, as seen during the 2020 disruptions.
- Less hassle with fewer orders: Reducing the frequency of reorders makes life easier, allowing you to focus on shooting, not restocking.
- Consistency in your training: Training with the same type of ammo enhances your shooting accuracy and skill development, as bulk purchases ensure uniformity.
- Always ready: Having a robust ammo supply keeps you prepared for anything—from range days to unexpected situations, ensuring you’re never caught off guard.
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How does 20 Gauge compare to other shells?
Caliber | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
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410 Bore | Incredibly light compared to 20 gauge. | Excellent training shotgun for youth and beginners. Low recoil makes it easier to handle for all ages. | Limited range and low shot count. Difficult to hit moving targets at long range. |
12 Gauge | Higher recoil than 20 gauge, more punch. | Versatile; can be used for hunting, home defense, and sport. Longer range and stopping power. | Heavier recoil, making it harder to control for beginners. More tiring to use over long periods. |
Customer Reviews
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John said:
Worked great no problems at all
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Jeremy said:
Bought a case and tried to shoot it in my Tri Star Setter but the shells don't fit in the barrels. Too tight so gun jams when closing. Very odd. No issues with other brands. Assume I just got a bad case.
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George said:
Fired 1 box so far from my Mossberg 500. Goes boom, ejects, and cycles as it is supposed. Patterns well at 20' and penetrates thru a Franzi wine box stuffed with wet newspaper. Probably great zombie killing ammo at 7 to 10 yards.