The Remington Premier Nitro 27 Handicap 12 gauge is purpose-built ammunition for competitive trap shooters working the longer distances that handicap shooting demands. Loaded to 1235 fps with a 1 1/8 ounce payload of 7.5 shot, this 2.75" round delivers the consistency and pattern performance required when you're shooting from 27 yards or beyond. Whether you're working to tighten your technique or competing in sanctioned events, these shells are engineered to give you shot-to-shot reliability without the premium price tag of boutique match ammunition.

Remington Premier Nitro ammunition has earned respect in the clay target community for holding tight patterns downrange. The 7.5 shot size is the standard choice for handicap events—small enough to maintain density at distance, large enough to break targets cleanly. You get 25 rounds per box, making this a practical choice for practice sessions and match days alike.

Like other Remington Premier target loads, these shells are reloadable, which matters if you shoot competitively or frequently enough to justify a reloading bench. The hulls are built to handle multiple reloads, spreading the per-round cost across multiple rounds downrange. That longevity, combined with consistent ballistics, makes Nitro 27 a solid option for trap shooters who want proven performance without overpaying for it.

The Remington Premier Nitro 27 Handicap 12 gauge is purpose-built ammunition for competitive trap shooters working the longer distances that handicap shooting demands. Loaded to 1235 fps with a 1 1/8 ounce payload of 7.5 shot, this 2.75" round delivers the consistency and pattern performance required when you're shooting from 27 yards or beyond. Whether you're working to tighten your technique or competing in sanctioned events, these shells are engineered to give you shot-to-shot reliability without the premium price tag of boutique match ammunition.

Remington Premier Nitro ammunition has earned respect in the clay target community for holding tight patterns downrange. The 7.5 shot size is the standard choice for handicap events—small enough to maintain density at distance, large enough to break targets cleanly. You get 25 rounds per box, making this a practical choice for practice sessions and match days alike.

Like other Remington Premier target loads, these shells are reloadable, which matters if you shoot competitively or frequently enough to justify a reloading bench. The hulls are built to handle multiple reloads, spreading the per-round cost across multiple rounds downrange. That longevity, combined with consistent ballistics, makes Nitro 27 a solid option for trap shooters who want proven performance without overpaying for it.