Description

Estate Super Sport 12ga Target Load shotshells are built for trap, skeet and sporting clays shooters who want competition grade performance at a practical price. Each 2 3/4 inch shell carries 1 1/8 ounces of extra hard #7.5 lead shot at about 1,200 feet per second, a classic 3 dram equivalent recipe that delivers solid breaks with manageable recoil. Each box holds 25 rounds.
- A Proven Recipe for Breaking Clays
- Estate Super Sport 12ga Target Load Specifications
- Field Notes and Clay Shooting Tips
A Proven Recipe for Breaking Clays
The 1 1/8 ounce load of #7.5 shot is one of the most popular combinations in clay target shooting. It gives a dense pattern with enough pellet energy to break targets cleanly at typical trap yardage and longer sporting clays presentations. At about 1,200 fps, recoil stays comfortable enough for a full round or a long day on the course.
Estate builds these loads with extra hard lead shot. Harder pellets resist deforming as they travel up the barrel and through the choke, so more of them stay round and fly true. Round pellets mean tighter, more even patterns and fewer stray fliers, which translates to cleaner breaks at distance.
Clean burning smokeless powder and quality wads round out the package. Less residue in the action and barrel means semi-auto shotguns keep cycling reliably through long practice sessions, and the wads help protect the shot column for consistent patterns.
Estate Super Sport 12ga Target Load Specifications
These figures follow distributor listings for UPC 604544250572, Estate item SS12H75. One listing shows the velocity as 1,200 fps for this 1 1/8 ounce load.
- Brand: Estate Cartridge
- Product line: Super Sport Competition Target
- Manufacturer item number: SS12H75
- Gauge: 12 gauge
- Shell length: 2 3/4 inch
- Dram equivalent: 3
- Shot charge: 1 1/8 oz
- Shot size: #7.5 extra hard lead
- Velocity: about 1,200 fps
- Rounds per box: 25
Field Notes and Clay Shooting Tips
Use Estate Super Sport 12ga Target Load shells for trap singles and handicap, skeet, five stand and sporting clays. Many shooters also like #7.5 shot for dove and other small upland birds where local rules allow lead shot.
Pattern your shotgun with this load at 30 to 40 yards before a big shoot. Different chokes and barrels respond differently, and knowing where your gun prints helps you pick the right choke for each station.
If you shoot a gas operated semi-auto, clean the gas system periodically. Even with clean burning powder, carbon builds up over hundreds of shells, and a clean action cycles more reliably with target loads.
Always check that your shotgun is chambered for 2 3/4 inch shells or longer, and never mix gauges in your shell pouch, since a smaller shell can lodge in the barrel and create a dangerous obstruction.
If you want dependable, competition quality target loads for practice and league nights, Estate Super Sport 12ga Target Load shells are a superb choice. Add a quality shell pouch to keep loads organized on the field.
New clay shooters benefit from a consistent load as they learn. When every shell feels and patterns the same, it is easier to focus on gun mount, hold points and follow through instead of wondering whether a miss came from the ammunition. Many clubs and instructors recommend a 1 1/8 ounce #7.5 load as the standard practice round for exactly that reason.
Buy by the case if you shoot regularly. Sticking with one load through a season keeps your timing and lead pictures consistent, and storing shells in a cool, dry place keeps them reliable for years. Keep boxes off concrete floors and away from moisture to protect the hulls and primers.
Comparing target loads? See RIO Team Evo 12 Gauge 1 1/8 oz #7.5, or visit Estate Cartridge for the full Super Sport lineup.







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