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B&P Ammunition 12 Gauge Privilege Game 5 Shot 25/Box
B&P AMMUNITION$25.99Privilege is suitable for different types of hunting, from medium to long shots, but using the felt versions for medium to short distances always ensures maximum efficiency. The Green Core wad... -
B&P Ammunition Upland Game Classic 12 Gauge 7.5 Shot 25/Box
B&P AMMUNITION$26.99Introducing B&Ps newest addition to the Upland Game line. Classic is designed for being gentle on older shotguns. Utilizing B&Ps Gordon Basewad Technology, this may be the softest shooting... -
B&P Ammunition 12 Gauge Competition One 7.5 Shot 25/Box
B&P AMMUNITION$14.99Take training to the next level with B&P Competition One. It features the Gordon Technology to aid in reduced felt recoil. The Gordon case wad allows a reduction in the pressure developed but... -
B&P Ammunition 20 Gauge Upland Game 7.5 Shot 25/Box
B&P AMMUNITION$21.99B&P Upland Game shotshells are engineered precisely for upland small game hunting. With tighter patterns at longer distances and enough power to drop quarry with each shot. It features the Gordon... -
B&P Ammunition 12 Gauge Privilege Game 6 Shot 25 Rounds
B&P AMMUNITION$25.99Privilege is suitable for different types of hunting, from medium to long shots, but using the felt versions for medium to short distances always ensures maximum efficiency. The Green Core wad...
Description
Privilege is suitable for different types of hunting, from medium to long shots, but using the felt versions for medium to short distances always ensures maximum efficiency. The Green Core wad guarantees perfect ballistic performance. Green Core is a completely bio-degradable shotshell wad that decomposes with exposure to bacteria found in nature and, at the same time, creates no micro-plastics. It is one of the first shotshell wads designed to provide superior performance while at the same time providing peace of mind to environmentally conscious shooters and hunters. The Green Core wad is denser than water and will sink immediately to the bottom of any waterway.
