Rio Ammunition Top Target RC289 28 gauge shotshells are purpose-built for clay target shooting and practice on the range. This 250-round case—ten boxes of 25 shells each—delivers consistent patterns and reliable ignition shot after shot, making it an economical choice for competitive shooters and casual target enthusiasts who run high round counts through their 28s. The 2.75" shell length and 3/4 oz payload are the industry standard for 28 gauge target loads, keeping your gun running smoothly without unnecessary recoil or cost.

Lead shot target loads like the RC289 remain popular for clay games because they pattern predictably and perform reliably in a wide range of 28 gauge over-unders and semi-autos. Whether you're breaking targets at your local club, practicing for upland season, or just putting rounds downrange, Rio's reputation for quality control means fewer misfires and more time shooting. The case format is convenient for stockers and league shooters who burn through ammo regularly and appreciate having ammunition ready to grab.

Rio has manufactured ammunition for generations, and their target loads reflect that experience. These shells are loaded to deliver the kind of consistent velocity and shot placement that keeps scores honest and patterns tight. The 28 gauge is an efficient cartridge for target shooting—less powder, less lead, less noise, and less felt recoil than 12 or 20 gauge, while still delivering the performance needed to break clays reliably.

Rio Ammunition Top Target RC289 28 gauge shotshells are purpose-built for clay target shooting and practice on the range. This 250-round case—ten boxes of 25 shells each—delivers consistent patterns and reliable ignition shot after shot, making it an economical choice for competitive shooters and casual target enthusiasts who run high round counts through their 28s. The 2.75" shell length and 3/4 oz payload are the industry standard for 28 gauge target loads, keeping your gun running smoothly without unnecessary recoil or cost.

Lead shot target loads like the RC289 remain popular for clay games because they pattern predictably and perform reliably in a wide range of 28 gauge over-unders and semi-autos. Whether you're breaking targets at your local club, practicing for upland season, or just putting rounds downrange, Rio's reputation for quality control means fewer misfires and more time shooting. The case format is convenient for stockers and league shooters who burn through ammo regularly and appreciate having ammunition ready to grab.

Rio has manufactured ammunition for generations, and their target loads reflect that experience. These shells are loaded to deliver the kind of consistent velocity and shot placement that keeps scores honest and patterns tight. The 28 gauge is an efficient cartridge for target shooting—less powder, less lead, less noise, and less felt recoil than 12 or 20 gauge, while still delivering the performance needed to break clays reliably.