12 Gauge Shotgun Shells For Sale
History of 12 Gauge Shotgun Shells
The 12 gauge is the most used shotgun shell today, and it has existed in its current cartridge configuration since the late 1800s. Twelve gauge rounds, often seen as 12ga, are used in various situations, including hunting birds and small game, recreational shooting, and home defense.
These ammunitions provide various options in close quarters but don’t perform well at long-distance shots because the projectiles quickly lose their velocity; they require a close-range target, typically 45 yards or less.
What are the most popular 12 Gauge brands you sell?
The left sidebar allows you to filter our entire selection to see which brands we currently have in stock and available using the Manufacturers filter. You can also filter by attributes such as Pellet Type, Load Weight, Shell Length, and Shot Material to find what you need.
Best 12 Gauge Ammo for Specific Uses
Use Case | Details |
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Best 12 Gauge Ammo For Deer Hunting | Best Overall: Federal Power Shok 1 oz Rifled Slug. Runner-Up: Hornady American Gunner Reduced Recoil 1 oz Rifled Slug. |
Best 12 Gauge Ammo For Home Defense | Best Overall: Federal LE FliteControl 00 Buck. Runner-Up: Hornady American Gunner Reduced Recoil 1 oz Rifled Slug. |
Customer Reviews
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P3 said:
High power, high quality defense rounds. Too much kick to use for target practice without leaving you beat up.
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Dani said:
Nice to shoot
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Rich said:
Received bad box .. Quick replacement thank you...
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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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Kh said:
Good clean, low recoil, shot. Highly recommend.
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Benjamin said:
good price and 1350 great semi automatic
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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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Mike said:
FedEx either dropped it off on the street or FedEx employee stole the package. I will never order online again