Federal Estate 12 Gauge 2.75" 00 Buckshot 9 Pellets Ammunition 25-Rounds

This is low brass ammo in a green box the box depicted is a white box which is high brass. I wouldn't have bought this if I knew it was low brass.

Was a little unsure of the product when I ordered them. They showed up and I put two rounds to work the day after they arrived. I had never seen “00” buck in 25 round count boxes before, and it was the first time to buy Estate ammo. They work.

Have only run about 12 rounds through my shotgun but was extremely impressed. Truly a recommendable home defense round.

I don’t know I haven’t shoot any of it, I’m just glad to have it in the time of ammo shortages. Looks good though. Has a nice crimp on the casing. I like that method better than the plastic end cap style crimp. Thanks palmetto.

This stuff goes bang with authority. Don't listen to the people whining about the low brass, it has no effect on shooting. Has the same power as Winchester and Remington 00 loads and comperable spread. This stuff appears to be made or at least owned by Federal, because it says "FederalPremium.c*m" on the inside of the box. One problem-the white silica they use as a shot buffer was all over the outside of the shells. I would empty the box and clean the cartridges off before use, especially

I have a MKA-1919 shotgun (all AR15 styled shotguns are clones of this) and a bullpup BP-12 shotgun. I also have half dozen 10 round mags, and 3 drum mags. So I spend hundreds of dollars and took literally every brand I could get ahold of locally and online of 12ga 00 Buck and slug to the range to find what cycles best. Long story short, turns out it's all about the crimp at the end of the shell with a side note of shells needing to be slick and not having rough plastic. Winner by a