Federal All American 20ga Clay Load – Superb #7.5 Shot Target Shells, 25 Rounds

Description

Federal All American 20ga Clay Load shells bring Federal’s competition trap and skeet technology to the 20 gauge. Each 2 3/4 inch shell carries 7/8 ounce of high antimony #7.5 lead shot at about 1,200 feet per second, a light, smooth shooting load that still breaks clays with authority. Each box holds 25 rounds.

• Competition Quality in a Lighter Gauge
• Federal All American 20ga Clay Load Specifications
• Field Notes and Clay Shooting Tips

Competition Quality in a Lighter Gauge

Many shooters choose a 20 gauge for its lighter weight and softer recoil, whether they are newer to clays, smaller in stature, or simply want to shoot more rounds in comfort. Federal’s All-American line gives those shooters a true competition load rather than a basic field shell.

The one piece Podium wad is designed for straight wall hulls and includes a compression zone that cushions the payload at ignition. That gentler start helps keep pellets round for better patterns and reduces the recoil you feel at the shoulder.

#7.5 high antimony shot carries a little more energy per pellet than #8 or #9, which helps on longer sporting clays presentations and trap targets from the 16 yard line. Harder pellets resist deformation, so more of them stay in the pattern core.

Federal All American 20ga Clay Load Specifications

These figures follow Federal’s published data for item FAA20 7.5, which matches the distributor listings for UPC 604544709452.

• Brand: Federal Premium
• Product line: All-American
• Manufacturer item number: FAA207.5
• Gauge: 20 gauge
• Shell length: 2 3/4 inch
• Dram equivalent: 2 1/2
• Shot charge: 7/8 oz high antimony lead
• Shot size: #7.5
• Velocity: about 1,200 fps
• Rounds per box: 25

Field Notes and Clay Shooting Tips

Use Federal All American 20ga Clay Load shells for 20 gauge trap, sporting clays and skeet stations with longer targets. The #7.5 shot size also works well for dove and quail where lead shot is permitted.

Pattern your 20 gauge with this load to see how your chokes perform. A 7/8 ounce charge has fewer pellets than a 12 gauge load, so choosing the right choke for each target distance matters even more.

Never mix 20 gauge and 12 gauge shells in the same pouch or pocket. A 20 gauge shell can slip past the chamber of a 12 gauge and lodge in the barrel, creating a dangerous obstruction. Many shooters use a dedicated, clearly marked pouch for each gauge.

Clean the chamber and choke threads regularly to remove wad residue and keep your gun running smoothly.

If you shoot a 20 gauge for clays or upland birds and want a competition grade load with soft recoil, Federal All American 20ga Clay Load shells are a superb choice. Add a dedicated 20 gauge ammo box to keep shells organized.

A 20 gauge with competition loads is a great way to bring new shooters into the sport. Lower recoil helps build confidence and good habits, and a load that patterns well rewards correct technique with solid breaks. Instructors often start students with a 20 gauge before moving them to a 12 gauge for registered events.

Store shells in a cool, dry place and keep them in their original boxes until use so the hulls and primers stay protected.

Experienced shooters also use Federal All American 20ga Clay Load shells for practice with a lighter gun between 12 gauge events. Swinging a lighter 20 gauge sharpens timing and follow through, and the softer recoil means you can shoot more targets in a session without fatigue setting in.

Prefer smaller shot for skeet? Compare Federal All American 20ga 8 Shot, or read Federal’s All-American product page for full specs.