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Aguila 1CHB1217 birdshot ammunition in 12 gauge 2.75-inch loads delivers reliable, budget-friendly performance for upland bird hunting and clay shooting. These standard velocity rounds pair a 1 1/8 oz payload of 7.5 shot with a 3 1/4 dram equivalent powder charge, sending pellets downrange at 1200 feet per second—a proven velocity for effective patterns on quail, pheasant, doves, and similar game at typical hunting ranges. Aguila has built a solid reputation for dependable quality at honest prices, and these loads reflect that approach: they're engineered to perform, not to break the bank.
What matters to a bird hunter is consistent ignition, clean burning, and a pattern that connects on a flushing covey or a tightening clay. These 12 gauge loads deliver on all three counts. The 7.5 shot size strikes a balance—large enough to carry energy and resist wind deflection, small enough to produce a denser pattern for accurate shooting at upland ranges. Whether you're working brush in October or running trap on a weekend, Aguila's standard velocity approach means less recoil than magnum loads while retaining the ballistics most shots demand.
Aguila ammunition is manufactured to the same quality standards as premium brands but prices competitively because they keep middle-man markups lean. That philosophy shows up in the shell casing, powder, and primer—all chosen for consistency and reliable function across a wide variety of shotguns. The 2.75-inch hull is the standard in most semi-auto and pump shotguns, and Aguila's reputation in North American hunting circles means these rounds will cycle and pattern reliably in your gun.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Shell Length | 2.75 inches |
| Payload | 1 1/8 oz (32 grams) |
| Shot Size | 7.5 |
| Dram Equivalent | 3 1/4 |
| Velocity | 1200 ft/sec |
| Box Count | 25 rounds |
| Case Count | 10 boxes (250 rounds) |
7.5 shot is a versatile upland bird load. It works well on quail, pheasant, doves, and similar game at typical hunting ranges where your shot placement and gun pattern matter more than raw pellet count. It's also popular for trap and skeet where consistent patterns on clay targets are the goal.
These are standard 2.75-inch (often called 2 3/4-inch) shells, which chamber in any 12 gauge shotgun that accepts that length. If your gun is marked to accept 2.75-inch or longer loads, you're good to go. Always check your owner's manual or the barrel marking to confirm.
Standard velocity loads like these deliver 1200 fps and 3 1/4 dram equivalent energy—plenty for bird hunting at typical ranges and much easier on your shoulder than heavier magnum loads. The trade-off is range and retained energy at extreme distances, but for most upland and clay shooting, standard velocity is the smart choice.
One case contains 10 boxes of 25 rounds each, totaling 250 rounds of ammunition per case.
SKU: 119715593 • Weight: 2.45oz
Availability: In Stock
Current Stock: Out of stock
Aguila 1CHB1217 birdshot ammunition in 12 gauge 2.75-inch loads delivers reliable, budget-friendly performance for upland bird hunting and clay shooting. These standard velocity rounds pair a 1 1/8 oz payload of 7.5 shot with a 3 1/4 dram equivalent powder charge, sending pellets downrange at 1200 feet per second—a proven velocity for effective patterns on quail, pheasant, doves, and similar game at typical hunting ranges. Aguila has built a solid reputation for dependable quality at honest prices, and these loads reflect that approach: they're engineered to perform, not to break the bank.
What matters to a bird hunter is consistent ignition, clean burning, and a pattern that connects on a flushing covey or a tightening clay. These 12 gauge loads deliver on all three counts. The 7.5 shot size strikes a balance—large enough to carry energy and resist wind deflection, small enough to produce a denser pattern for accurate shooting at upland ranges. Whether you're working brush in October or running trap on a weekend, Aguila's standard velocity approach means less recoil than magnum loads while retaining the ballistics most shots demand.
Aguila ammunition is manufactured to the same quality standards as premium brands but prices competitively because they keep middle-man markups lean. That philosophy shows up in the shell casing, powder, and primer—all chosen for consistency and reliable function across a wide variety of shotguns. The 2.75-inch hull is the standard in most semi-auto and pump shotguns, and Aguila's reputation in North American hunting circles means these rounds will cycle and pattern reliably in your gun.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Shell Length | 2.75 inches |
| Payload | 1 1/8 oz (32 grams) |
| Shot Size | 7.5 |
| Dram Equivalent | 3 1/4 |
| Velocity | 1200 ft/sec |
| Box Count | 25 rounds |
| Case Count | 10 boxes (250 rounds) |
7.5 shot is a versatile upland bird load. It works well on quail, pheasant, doves, and similar game at typical hunting ranges where your shot placement and gun pattern matter more than raw pellet count. It's also popular for trap and skeet where consistent patterns on clay targets are the goal.
These are standard 2.75-inch (often called 2 3/4-inch) shells, which chamber in any 12 gauge shotgun that accepts that length. If your gun is marked to accept 2.75-inch or longer loads, you're good to go. Always check your owner's manual or the barrel marking to confirm.
Standard velocity loads like these deliver 1200 fps and 3 1/4 dram equivalent energy—plenty for bird hunting at typical ranges and much easier on your shoulder than heavier magnum loads. The trade-off is range and retained energy at extreme distances, but for most upland and clay shooting, standard velocity is the smart choice.
One case contains 10 boxes of 25 rounds each, totaling 250 rounds of ammunition per case.
SKU: 119715593 • Weight: 2.45oz