Fiocchi High Velocity Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4″ 1 oz Aero Rifled Slug

Fiocchi High Velocity Ammunition 12 Gauge – Product Description

Fiocchi High Velocity Ammunition 12 Gauge is engineered for superior performance in the field, providing hunters and shooting enthusiasts with a powerful, high-speed shot for maximum impact. Designed with precision and reliability in mind, this high-velocity load delivers consistent patterns, enhanced downrange energy, and reduced lead time for improved accuracy. Manufactured with premium components, including high-quality powders, clean-burning primers, and precision-formed shot, Fiocchi ensures optimal performance with every round. This ammunition is ideal for hunting upland game, waterfowl, and clay target shooting, offering excellent versatility and stopping power.

Key Features:

• Gauge: 12
• Velocity: High-speed loads for improved performance
• Shot Type: Lead or steel options available (depending on variant)
• Consistent Patterns: Engineered for tight, uniform spreads
• Clean-Burning Powder: Reduces residue buildup for reliable cycling
• Versatile Use: Suitable for hunting and sporting applications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ; fiocchi high velocity 12 gauge

1. What is the velocity of Fiocchi High Velocity 12 Gauge ammunition?

The exact velocity varies depending on the specific load, but Fiocchi’s high-velocity shells generally range between 1,250 to 1,350 feet per second (fps) for enhanced performance and impact.

2. Is this ammunition suitable for waterfowl hunting?

This ammunition is available in both lead and steel shot options. For waterfowl hunting, use the steel shot version to comply with legal requirements.

3. Can this ammunition be use in semi-automatic shotguns?

Yes, Fiocchi High Velocity Ammunition is designed to function reliably in both pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns, thanks to its high-quality components and consistent powder loads.

4. What is the shot size availability?

Fiocchi offers this ammunition in various shot sizes, such as #4, #6, and #7.5, depending on the intended application (e.g., hunting or clay shooting).