Aguila 1CHB2038 Target Load 20 Gauge 2.75" 7/8oz #8 Shot 25rd

The Aguila 1CHB2038 Target Load delivers consistent performance for competitive clay shooting with precision-engineered 20 gauge shells. These 2.75-inch competition loads feature uniform #8 shot patterns that break targets reliably at sporting clays and trap ranges. Mexican-manufactured ammunition built to exacting standards for tournament-level accuracy.

What Makes This Different

Aguila's Target Load Competition shells utilize premium components including hard shot and consistent powder charges that deliver tighter patterns than standard field loads. The 7/8 ounce shot charge provides optimal pellet count for clay targets while generating manageable recoil in lighter 20 gauge shotguns. Quality control processes ensure velocity consistency within 25 fps across the entire production lot.

Key Features

• Premium #8 hard shot for consistent patterns and clean target breaks
• 7/8 ounce shot charge optimized for 20 gauge competition shooting
• 2.75-inch hull length fits all standard 20 gauge chambers
• Low-recoil powder charge reduces shooter fatigue during long competitions
• Uniform crimp and wad seating for consistent ballistic performance
• Brass-plated steel head construction for reliable extraction
• 25 shells per box, 10 boxes per case for bulk purchasing

Competitive shooters rely on these loads for consistent performance across sporting clays, trap, and skeet disciplines. The balanced powder charge produces velocities around 1,200 fps while maintaining manageable felt recoil that allows rapid follow-up shots. Hard shot pellets retain their spherical shape through barrel acceleration, delivering dense patterns at standard competition distances.

Technical Specs

• Gauge: 20 gauge
• Shell length: 2.75 inches
• Shot weight: 7/8 ounce
• Shot size: #8
• Muzzle velocity: Approximately 1,200 fps
• Hull: High-strength plastic with brass-plated steel head
• Packaging: 25 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case
• Country of origin: Mexico

Aguila's reputation for manufacturing consistent ammunition makes these competition loads a practical choice for serious clay shooters. Tournament regulations accept these shells at most sanctioned events, and bulk case pricing reduces per-round costs for high-volume shooters.