Federal F12700 Power-Shok 12GA 00 Buck 2.75" 9 Pellet Magnum

Federal F12700 Power-Shok delivers consistent 00 buckshot performance with 9 pellets of 1 3/16 oz payload in a reliable 2.75-inch shell. This magnum load provides enhanced stopping power while maintaining manageable recoil for follow-up shots.

What Makes This Different

The Power-Shok series utilizes Federal's proven buffered shot technology to reduce pellet deformation during firing, resulting in tighter patterns and improved penetration. Unlike standard 00 buck loads that typically contain 8 pellets, this magnum configuration delivers 9 pellets for increased hit probability. Federal's quality control ensures consistent velocities across the entire production run, eliminating the performance variations common with budget ammunition.

Key Features

• 9 pellet 00 buckshot configuration for maximum hit probability
• 1 3/16 oz payload delivers enhanced stopping power
• 2.75-inch shell length fits all 12-gauge shotguns
• Buffered shot reduces pellet deformation for tighter patterns
• Magnum powder charge increases muzzle velocity
• Reliable brass-plated steel head construction
• 5 rounds per box, 50 rounds per case packaging

This ammunition performs consistently across temperature extremes and storage conditions. The magnum load generates approximately 1325 fps muzzle velocity, providing effective energy transfer at extended ranges compared to standard velocity loads. Law enforcement agencies and hunters rely on this configuration for situations requiring maximum terminal performance from a shotgun platform.

Technical Specs

• Gauge: 12 gauge
• Shell length: 2.75 inches
• Shot size: 00 buckshot (.33 caliber pellets)
• Pellet count: 9 pellets
• Shot weight: 1 3/16 oz
• Muzzle velocity: Approximately 1325 fps
• Packaging: 5 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case
• Manufacturer: Federal Premium Ammunition
• Country of origin: United States

Federal's reputation for consistent quality control and reliable ignition makes this ammunition suitable for critical applications. The magnum designation indicates higher chamber pressures, so shooters should verify their firearm's compatibility with magnum loads before use.