B&P Competition Flyer 12 Gauge 2.75" 1 1/4oz #8 Shot Shells

The B&P Competition Flyer 12 Gauge delivers consistent performance for sporting clays and competitive shooting applications. This premium Italian ammunition features precision-loaded #8 shot in a 2.75-inch hull with 1 1/4-ounce payload for optimal pattern density and target breaking power.

What Makes This Different

B&P's Competition Flyer cartridges utilize advanced hull construction and carefully selected components to achieve superior pattern consistency compared to standard target loads. The balanced powder charge produces uniform velocities shot-to-shot, while the graduated shot column design maintains pellet roundness during acceleration. This attention to detail translates to tighter patterns and more reliable target breaks at extended ranges.

Key Features

• 1 1/4-ounce #8 shot payload for dense patterns on clay targets
• 2.75-inch hull length fits all standard 12-gauge chambers
• High-quality plastic hulls with reliable primer ignition
• Consistent muzzle velocity for predictable ballistics
• Low-recoil powder charge reduces shooter fatigue
• Crimped closure maintains shot column integrity
• Competition-grade components for match reliability

These shells excel in sporting clays competitions where consistent performance matters most. The #8 shot size provides sufficient energy for reliable clay breaking while maintaining dense patterns at typical sporting ranges. The moderate recoil characteristics allow for quick follow-up shots during doubles presentations. Weather-resistant primers ensure reliable ignition in various conditions.

Technical Specs

• Gauge: 12
• Shell length: 2.75 inches
• Shot weight: 1 1/4 ounces
• Shot size: #8
• Quantity: 10 rounds per box
• Case quantity: 10 boxes (100 rounds total)
• Manufacturer: Baschieri & Pellagri (Italy)
• Hull type: High-strength plastic

Competitive shooters rely on B&P ammunition for its proven track record in international competitions. The consistent quality control and precision manufacturing ensure each shell performs to specification when scores matter most.