B&P Competition Flyer 12 Gauge 2.75" 1 1/4oz #7.5 Shot Shells

The B&P Competition Flyer delivers consistent patterns and reliable ignition for competitive clay shooting disciplines. This premium Italian ammunition features precision-loaded components engineered to maximize scores in trap, skeet, and sporting clays competition.

What Makes This Different

B&P's Competition Flyer utilizes high-antimony lead shot and progressive-burning powder to produce uniform velocities shot after shot. The hard shot maintains pellet integrity through the barrel and choke, delivering tighter patterns than standard target loads. Quality control standards exceed typical field ammunition, with each hull inspected before loading.

Key Features

• 1 1/4 oz of premium #7.5 shot for optimal clay breaking performance
• 2.75" hull length compatible with all 12 gauge shotguns
• High-antimony lead shot resists deformation for consistent patterns
• Progressive powder burn optimized for 26-30" competition barrels
• Low-recoil loading reduces shooter fatigue during extended sessions
• Precision-crimped hulls ensure reliable feeding and extraction
• Italian manufacturing with strict quality control protocols

Competitive shooters report excellent pattern density at standard trap and skeet distances. The 1 1/4 oz payload provides sufficient pellet count for consistent target breaks while maintaining manageable recoil characteristics. The #7.5 shot size strikes the ideal balance between pellet energy and pattern density for regulation clay targets.

Technical Specs

• Gauge: 12 gauge
• Shell length: 2.75 inches
• Shot weight: 1 1/4 oz (35 grams)
• Shot size: #7.5
• Velocity: Approximately 1,200 fps
• Packaging: 10 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case
• Hull: High-strength plastic with brass head
• Country of origin: Italy

Serious competitors choose B&P Competition Flyer for its shot-to-shot consistency and proven tournament performance. The precision loading process and premium components justify the investment for shooters focused on improving their averages and podium finishes.