Competition Shotgun Ammo

Published on February 21, 2019
Duration: 3:15

Jerry Miculek discusses Foke's ammunition line for 3-gun competition, highlighting a dummy round for indoor practice, a 7/8 oz slug at 1300 ft/s, and two 12-gauge shotshells: a 1 oz load at 1170 ft/s and a 1 1/8 oz load at 1200 ft/s. He emphasizes the importance of clean-burning powder for reduced maintenance in gas-operated shotguns.

Quick Summary

Jerry Miculek highlights Foke's 3-gun shotgun ammunition, including inert dummy rounds for safe indoor practice and competition-grade slugs and shotshells. He emphasizes the JM Load slug's accuracy and the benefits of clean-burning powder in Foke shotshells for reduced firearm maintenance.

Chapters

  1. 00:17Introduction to Foke 3-Gun Ammunition
  2. 00:28Foke Dummy Rounds for Practice
  3. 00:54Foke JM Load Slug Review
  4. 01:23Foke JM 1 oz Shotshell
  5. 02:15Foke 1 1/8 oz Shotshell
  6. 02:26Ammunition Wad and Powder Quality
  7. 02:50Conclusion on Foke 3-Gun Products

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of using Foke dummy rounds for shotgun practice?

Foke dummy rounds are completely inert, lacking primers and powder, making them safe for indoor handling. They are ideal for practicing loading routines and safe gun handling without any risk of accidental discharge, allowing for consistent training.

What are the specifications of the Foke JM Load slug?

The Foke JM Load slug is a 7/8 ounce projectile traveling at 1300 feet per second. It features a coated slug and a winging assembly designed to stay with the projectile, ensuring accuracy, low recoil, and a flat trajectory.

Which Foke shotshell is recommended for gas-operated shotguns?

The Foke JM 1 oz shotshell, traveling at 1170 ft/s, is recommended for gas-operated shotguns. It provides sufficient performance with less recoil, allowing for faster shooting and reduced shooter fatigue, and runs reliably in these systems.

Why is clean-burning powder important in shotgun ammunition for competition?

Clean-burning powder, as used in Foke shotgun shells, significantly reduces fouling in the firearm. This means less frequent maintenance is required, especially for gas-operated shotguns, allowing shooters to run more rounds with greater reliability and less downtime.

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