B&P Competition One 12GA 2.75" 1-1/8oz #9 Shot Shells - 25/Box

The B&P Competition One 12B32CP9 delivers consistent patterns and reduced felt recoil for competitive clay shooting disciplines. This premium Italian ammunition features precisely measured #9 shot in a 2.75-inch hull with 1-1/8 ounce payload optimized for sporting clays and trap competition.

What Makes This Different

B&P's Competition One line utilizes progressive burning powder and specialized wad design to achieve uniform shot patterns with minimal pellet deformation. The low-recoil loading reduces muzzle jump compared to standard target loads while maintaining sufficient velocity for consistent target breaks. Italian manufacturing standards ensure lot-to-lot consistency that competitive shooters demand.

Key Features

• 1-1/8 ounce #9 shot payload for optimal pattern density on clay targets
• 2.75-inch hull length fits all standard 12-gauge chambers
• Low-recoil powder charge reduces shooter fatigue during extended sessions
• High-quality plastic hull with reliable brass head construction
• Progressive burning powder for consistent velocities
• Specialized wad design minimizes shot deformation
• 25 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case (250 total rounds)

Competitive shooters rely on this ammunition for sporting clays, trap, and skeet disciplines where consistent performance matters. The #9 shot size provides dense patterns at typical clay shooting distances while the reduced recoil loading allows faster follow-up shots. Weather-resistant primers and sealed cases ensure reliable ignition in various conditions.

Technical Specs

• Gauge: 12 gauge
• Shell length: 2.75 inches
• Shot weight: 1-1/8 ounce
• Shot size: #9
• Packaging: 25 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case
• Manufacturer: B&P (Baschieri & Pellagri), Italy
• UPC: 878122008217
• Hull: High-strength plastic with brass head

B&P's reputation for precision manufacturing makes this ammunition a reliable choice for serious competitors. The consistent performance and reduced recoil characteristics help shooters maintain accuracy through long competition rounds.