Remington Premier Royal Flush 16 Gauge Lead Ammo
16 Gauge • 250 rounds

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Sixteen gauge sits between the 12 and the 20 in bore size, balancing payload and recoil. The listings are dominated by upland and game loads such as Federal Game Load and Upland Hi-Brass, Remington Pheasant and Game Load, Fiocchi Golden Pheasant and Winchester Super X.
For other work there are steel options from Federal Speed-Shok and Black Cloud, Remington Nitro-Steel and Hevi-Shot Hevi-Steel, Federal Power-Shok buckshot, and Browning Golden Clays for clay targets. Most shells are 2 3/4 inch, and they are sold in boxes and larger cases. Nickel-plated lead shot appears in several upland loads.
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16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
16 Gauge • 250 rounds
No. A 20 gauge shell can slip into a 16 gauge chamber and lodge in the barrel, which is dangerous. Always match the shell to the gauge marked on the gun.
Hi-brass shells have a taller brass head and have traditionally marked heavier, higher-velocity loads than low-brass target and light game loads.
Its bore is larger than a 20 gauge and smaller than a 12 gauge, and typical payloads fall between the two.