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Sterling
Sterling Exclsv 20-gauge 2.75-inch shotgun shells with #8 shot deliver the versatile, affordable ammunition that backyard shooters and upland hunters rely on. This 25-round box—part of Sterling's 250-round bulk packs—offers the consistency you need for clay sports, light game, and practice without the premium pricing of domestic ammo. Number 8 shot is the go-to choice for close-range wingshooting and smaller upland birds, giving you tight, even patterns in a lighter recoil package that most shooters handle comfortably.
Sterling has built its reputation on straightforward manufacturing and reliability across decades of production. These shells are loaded to 2.75-inch specifications, the standard length for most modern 20-gauge shotguns, and ship in manageable 25-round boxes that fit neatly in a range bag or vest pocket. Whether you're stocking up for a season or burning through boxes at the trap range, the bulk packaging makes it easy to buy in quantity without excessive handling.
If you're new to 20-gauge shotgunning, the lighter recoil and lower cost-per-round compared to 12-gauge make this an excellent entry point. For experienced shooters, Sterling rounds are a practical alternative when you want reliable performance without the expense of premium ammunition. Clean, dependable, and widely trusted—these shells have earned their place in American hunting bags and gun safes for good reason.
| Gauge | 20 |
| Shell Length | 2.75 inches |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Shot Weight | 7/8 ounce |
| Round Count per Box | 25 |
| Bulk Pack Configuration | 25/250 (10 boxes × 25 rounds) |
| Manufacturer | Sterling |
These are standard 2.75-inch 20-gauge shells. They will chamber and fire in any 20-gauge shotgun rated for 2.75-inch ammunition. Check your shotgun's barrel or owner's manual to confirm it accepts this length; many modern 20-gauges handle both 2.75-inch and 3-inch shells, but always verify before shooting.
#8 shot is a fine, dense pellet size designed for close-range shooting. It's the standard choice for clay target sports like trap and skeet, and works well for upland birds like quail and grouse where shots are typically within 30–40 yards. The tight, even pattern is less effective at longer distances or larger game.
Each box contains 25 rounds. The 25/250 designation means you receive a bulk pack of 250 total rounds—ten individual boxes of 25—making it easy to purchase, store, and allocate ammo for a season or training cycle.
Sterling ammunition is manufactured and exported globally and has a long track record in the field. These shells are loaded to standard 20-gauge specifications and deliver consistent performance. As with any ammunition, proper shotgun maintenance and safe handling are essential for reliability.
Sterling
Sterling Exclsv 20-gauge 2.75-inch shotgun shells with #8 shot deliver the versatile, affordable ammunition that backyard shooters and upland hunters rely on. This 25-round box—part of Sterling's 250-round bulk packs—offers the consistency you need for clay sports, light game, and practice without the premium pricing of domestic ammo. Number 8 shot is the go-to choice for close-range wingshooting and smaller upland birds, giving you tight, even patterns in a lighter recoil package that most shooters handle comfortably.
Sterling has built its reputation on straightforward manufacturing and reliability across decades of production. These shells are loaded to 2.75-inch specifications, the standard length for most modern 20-gauge shotguns, and ship in manageable 25-round boxes that fit neatly in a range bag or vest pocket. Whether you're stocking up for a season or burning through boxes at the trap range, the bulk packaging makes it easy to buy in quantity without excessive handling.
If you're new to 20-gauge shotgunning, the lighter recoil and lower cost-per-round compared to 12-gauge make this an excellent entry point. For experienced shooters, Sterling rounds are a practical alternative when you want reliable performance without the expense of premium ammunition. Clean, dependable, and widely trusted—these shells have earned their place in American hunting bags and gun safes for good reason.
| Gauge | 20 |
| Shell Length | 2.75 inches |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Shot Weight | 7/8 ounce |
| Round Count per Box | 25 |
| Bulk Pack Configuration | 25/250 (10 boxes × 25 rounds) |
| Manufacturer | Sterling |
These are standard 2.75-inch 20-gauge shells. They will chamber and fire in any 20-gauge shotgun rated for 2.75-inch ammunition. Check your shotgun's barrel or owner's manual to confirm it accepts this length; many modern 20-gauges handle both 2.75-inch and 3-inch shells, but always verify before shooting.
#8 shot is a fine, dense pellet size designed for close-range shooting. It's the standard choice for clay target sports like trap and skeet, and works well for upland birds like quail and grouse where shots are typically within 30–40 yards. The tight, even pattern is less effective at longer distances or larger game.
Each box contains 25 rounds. The 25/250 designation means you receive a bulk pack of 250 total rounds—ten individual boxes of 25—making it easy to purchase, store, and allocate ammo for a season or training cycle.
Sterling ammunition is manufactured and exported globally and has a long track record in the field. These shells are loaded to standard 20-gauge specifications and deliver consistent performance. As with any ammunition, proper shotgun maintenance and safe handling are essential for reliability.
