Remington Gun Club 2.75" 20 Gauge Ammo 8, 25/box – GC208

I have excellent luck shooting these shells through my Remington 1100 Premier Sporting model. They pattern really well and are very reliable. You can't beat them for the price. Highly recommended!!

At first I thought the problem was shipping.Box partly torn open and dents in 2 corners(shipped in case box alone). Opened the rest of the way and most boxes had audible loose shot rattling around. On examining the rounds almost all had gaps in the center of the crimp with pellets visable and many were leaking shot and noticeably under weight.

One of my favorite target loads, always seem to be well loaded and the shells have that higher end construction often not found in a lower priced target load.

The BBs actually were falling out of the top of the shell case. The crimps were horrible. Would not ever buy these shells again. Quality was not there. Would rank 0 out of 5!

As an Olympic Skeet shooter I know to be the most competive, I must also know the importance of quality shot shells and I never use anything less than the best available. Cabellas sells exactly that, the best part is, Cabellas also knows that in order to be the best they have to be competitive too. They are!

Great ammunition and at a great price, unfortunately when I opened the case, one of the boxes had a defective shell so the beads rolled out of the shell and were everywhere. Ended up having to clean up a bit of a mess.

It’s Nothing Special. But I wasn’t expecting Special at $65/case. It’s a Nice shell at a good price. I tried the 20g, 7/8oz 1200fps #8. Relatively Clean. Virtually no recoil with my 686 Silver Pigeon. It’s not my first choice, that would be B&P, but if I see this Gun Club on sale for under $65/case, I’ll buy them

I have used Remington Clays before and wanted some less expensive, heavy-target to try, which I wasn't going to reload. This was it. Remington quality, consistency, and performance.

I bought a flat, and with the Remington rebate, another story with poor results, had to cut the UPC off each box. In removing the boxes, pellets were freely falling out of each box. I removed all 10 boxes and probably had close to 2 oz of loose pellets in the bottom of the box. Based on that, I inspected each shell-all 250-and about 1/3 had crimps open enough at the center for pellets to fall out. That is 33% failure rate. I haven't shot them yet, however have very low expectations. Last Remington ammo purchase until they get it together.

Been using Remington Gun Club target loads for some time as my go-to practice shells. I've shot many thousands of them, and had very little in the way of issues. If you're at the 16 year line in Trap, there's no reason not to be using these shells.

I bought these shells over a month ago and was disappointed to find almost 12-16 defective shells within my 4-case order. One shell was badly crimped and the remaining defective shells were not properly crimped at the top causing them to lose some of their buckshot- photos attached. Even with the loss of some of the shells, the price was less than if I purchased them locally so I'm still recommending the product. I've forwarded my issues to the manufacturer who has requested I send them the defective shells for their review.

Cycles & fires as expected. No issues. Great value for use on the skeet range or hunting upland game.

I belong to Northbrook Sports Club, 2nd largest Shooting Club in the country. For Sporting Clays we use 1 oz 71/2 shot or 8 shot, same for FITASC and Trap. For Skeet we use 1 oz 9 Shot. We use more shells than hunting, approx 100-200 shells per week. Cabela's and Bass Pro Shops can not figure out this is wear the volume is.

Go sporting clays twice/month 5 years and no misfires. Only clean gun every 6 months and really could have gone a full year. Hope the ammo survives the bankruptcy.

Been using these shells exclusively for skeet and clays. Very consistent performance with almost no failures that I can recall.

The last case of Remington trap loads was poor one round had no shot in it just powder. Also had few stick in the gun wouldn’t eject. Some were not round.

I shoot at a gun range twice a week so I go through many many rounds. I usually shoot Winchester or Challenger's. But I decided to try out Remington. I bought 7 flats to try out. I never had a misfire, but I did notice that about 4 in every box sounded different as if it was lightly loaded. Even the other members mentioned it to me. They still broke birds..

I have shot dozens of boxes of the remington gun club target load, its always been clean, never had any jams or failures, i have 4 boxes of it left ive been holding onto as ive noticed a shortage of remington stuff but i would buy more if it were in stock!

I have used these shells for years. These can be reloaded multiple times. Great value reasonably priced. You can't go wrong with these.

Just received 2 flats Remington gun clubs 7.5 .used these a few years back really liked them,but these are not the same quality by far.I’ve never seen crimps on factory ammo so bad,swirls ,cratered.I also load my shotshells and I’d be embarrassed to make crimps like that .I’ll be ordering challenger next time.