Sellier & Bellot 12-Gauge Rubber Buckshot

12 Gauge Rubber Buckshot

Sellier & Bellot Rubber Shot is a 12 gauge less-lethal load. Instead of lead, each shell fires a cluster of rubber pellets meant to hit hard and deter without the penetration of conventional buckshot. Shooters keep it for home defense, for deterring animals, and for training where a lead load is more than the situation calls for. Each box holds 25 shells.

Features

• 12 Gauge Shell — Fits the most common shotgun bore size in the US, so it suits the pump and semi-auto shotguns most people already own.
• 67mm Shell Length — The box marks the shell as 12/67 (67.5) mm, about 2⅝ inches, which chambers in guns built for standard 2¾-inch shells or longer.
• 15 Rubber Pellets — Each shell carries 15 pellets, so a single shot spreads several impacts across the target.
• 7.5mm Pellet Diameter — Each rubber ball measures 7.5mm, roughly 0.30 inch across.
• 1,476 FPS Muzzle Velocity — Pellets leave the barrel at about 1,476 feet per second.
• Less-Lethal Impact Load — Rubber delivers blunt force instead of the deep penetration of lead, though it can still cause serious injury at close range.
• Brass-Colored Base And Ribbed Hull — The metal head and ribbed orange plastic hull follow the same construction as Sellier & Bellot's standard shotshells.
• 25 Rounds Per Box — Enough to function-test your shotgun and still keep a loaded supply on hand.

Maker And Compatibility

Sellier & Bellot is a Czech ammunition maker that has been in business since 1825, and it builds this load as a specialty shotgun shell. The 67mm shell runs in any 12 gauge chambered for 2¾-inch or 3-inch shells. Rubber loads behave differently from lead in some actions, so fire a few rounds through your own shotgun before you rely on it. Check local laws on less-lethal ammunition before you buy.