Skip to content
| Sale | No |
|---|---|
| Weight | 10 kg |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Load/gms | 27 |
| Shot Size | 5 |
| Wad | eco |
| Non-Toxic | Yes |
| Case | Plastic |
| Type | |
| Box Quantity | Box of 250 |
| Muzzle Velocity/fps | |
| Case Length in mm | 70 |
| Brass Length | |
| Quarry | Partridge,Pheasant,Pigeon,Duck |
| Sale | No |
|---|---|
| Weight | 12 kg |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Load/gms | 32 |
| Shot Size | 4 |
| Wad | eco |
| Non-Toxic | Yes |
| Case | Plastic |
| Type | |
| Box Quantity | Box of 250 |
| Muzzle Velocity/fps | |
| Case Length in mm | 70 |
| Brass Length | 16 |
| Quarry | Partridge,Pheasant,Pigeon,Duck |
| Sale | No |
|---|---|
| Weight | 12 kg |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Load/gms | 32 |
| Shot Size | 5 |
| Wad | eco |
| Non-Toxic | Yes |
| Case | Plastic |
| Type | |
| Box Quantity | Box of 250 |
| Muzzle Velocity/fps | |
| Case Length in mm | 70 |
| Brass Length | 16 |
| Quarry | Partridge,Pheasant,Pigeon,Duck |
| Sale | No |
|---|---|
| Weight | 11 kg |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Load/gms | 30 |
| Shot Size | 4 |
| Wad | eco |
| Non-Toxic | Yes |
| Case | Plastic |
| Type | |
| Box Quantity | Box of 250 |
| Muzzle Velocity/fps | |
| Case Length in mm | 70 |
| Brass Length | 16 |
| Quarry | Partridge,Pheasant,Pigeon,Duck |
| Sale | No |
|---|---|
| Weight | 11 kg |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Load/gms | 30 |
| Shot Size | 5 |
| Wad | eco |
| Non-Toxic | Yes |
| Case | Plastic |
| Type | |
| Box Quantity | Box of 250 |
| Muzzle Velocity/fps | |
| Case Length in mm | 70 |
| Brass Length | 16 |
| Quarry | Partridge,Pheasant,Pigeon,Duck |
| Sale | No |
|---|---|
| Weight | 10 kg |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Load/gms | 28 |
| Shot Size | 5 |
| Wad | eco |
| Non-Toxic | Yes |
| Case | Plastic |
| Type | |
| Box Quantity | Box of 250 |
| Muzzle Velocity/fps | |
| Case Length in mm | 70 |
| Brass Length | 16 |
| Quarry | Partridge,Pheasant,Pigeon,Duck |
| Sale | No |
|---|---|
| Weight | 10 kg |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Load/gms | 28 |
| Shot Size | 4 |
| Wad | eco |
| Non-Toxic | Yes |
| Case | Plastic |
| Type | |
| Box Quantity | Box of 250 |
| Muzzle Velocity/fps | |
| Case Length in mm | 70 |
| Brass Length | 16 |
| Quarry | Partridge,Pheasant,Pigeon,Duck |
Stephen Simpson (verified owner) –
Used these for the first time yesterday on a partridge day. Very pleased with the results in a lightweight gun. Killed cleanly and with no noticeable recoil which has been a problem with steel, though not in a heavier gun. If they continue to perform as they are I will probably give 5 stars. I suspect these will become my favoured cartridge for now, for normal pheasant/partridge days.
matthew harrison (verified owner) –
Shot the 27g 4’s on a high bird day in N Wales alongside my usual Black gold 36g 4’s. Didn’t notice any difference which was amazing.
Christopher Morrison (verified owner) –
I have been using these (27g 5’s) for driven pheasants this year, they have worked wonderfully in my `Beretta Silver Pigeon. I have killed high birds cleanly and when I did a pattern test vs the lead 6’s I used to use they were a better spread.
SA –
Used the 27g 4s on ducks this January. Killed them cleanly (unlike some of the steel I have witnessed) but I did find that they were very punchy through my AYA Yeoman side by side. I guess we are going to have to use these if the birds are going into the retail food chain but I am going to buy enough lead shot to see me out on the shoots I go on, all of which distribute the birds to the guns and beaters.
Nicholas BISHOP –
Just had the afternoon on crop protection shooting pigeon and I have to say the BioAmmo performed amazingly – as good as the Dark Storm I use and I could not tell if I had BioAmmo or Dark Storm in the gun. If this is the future of shooting then the future is bright.
S Goulder –
27g #4 worked well enough on driven pheasants and closer up ducks. However after about a year the cases started to split the full length. I decided to direct one and also found they the shot cup seemed more brittle than the one I examined when I first purchased them. I had kept them in the house the entire time. Lost faith Im afraid. Had thought they may have been a good compromise between steel and bismuth. Won’t be using in future unless this is addressed.