The Challenger Ammo 20ga Target Load is designed for clay target shooting, such as trap and skeet. It is commonly used for recreational and competitive shooting. Here are the typical specifications for the Challenger Ammo 20 Gauge Target Loads in the three available shot sizes: #7, #8, and #9. Please note that actual specifications might vary slightly depending on the manufacturer or distributor.

Challenger Ammo 20ga Target Load – Box of 25 Rounds

General Specifications (For All Models #7, #8, #9):

• Caliber: 20 Gauge
• Shot Type: Lead Shot
• Load Type: Target Load (ideal for clay target shooting)
• Shell Length: 2-3/4 inches (standard length for most 20ga target loads)
• Shell Type: Plastic Hull
• Primer: 209 Primer (standard for most modern target loads)
• Velocity: Around 1,200 to 1,300 feet per second (FPS)
• Max Pressure: Typically around 8,000 PSI (industry standard for target loads)
• Packaging: Box of 25 rounds

Model Specifics:

1. Challenger (40067) Ammo 20ga Target Load #7

• Shot Size: #7 Lead Shot
• Shot Weight: 7/8 oz (approximately 24.5 grams)
• Recommended for: Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays (common choice for target sports)
• Velocity: Approximately 1,200 FPS
• Patterning: #7 shot is often chosen for standard range targets and provides a good balance of pellet count and spread at typical shooting distances (approximately 25-40 yards).

2. Challenger (40068) Ammo 20ga Target Load #8

• Shot Size: #8 Lead Shot
• Shot Weight: 7/8 oz (approximately 24.5 grams)
• Recommended for: Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays (ideal for standard target shooting)
• Velocity: Approximately 1,200 FPS
• Patterning: #8 shot provides a higher pellet count than #7 and is often chosen for shooting at closer to mid-range targets (typically 20-35 yards), where a denser pattern can help break targets effectively.

3. Challenger (40069) Ammo 20ga Target Load #9

• Shot Size: #9 Lead Shot
• Shot Weight: 7/8 oz (approximately 24.5 grams)
• Recommended for: Skeet, Sporting Clays (ideal for shorter-range targets or smaller target presentations)
• Velocity: Approximately 1,200 FPS
• Patterning: #9 shot offers the highest pellet count and is ideal for very close-range targets (10-30 yards) or when a very tight pattern is needed. It’s often used in sporting clays or skeet competitions where high accuracy is important.