FED GRAND SLAM 12GA 3″ #5 1.75OZ 10/

Federal Grand Slam shotshells deliver reliable patterns across hunting and sport applications. These 12-gauge 3-inch loads pack 1.75 ounces of #5 shot in boxes of ten, engineered for consistent performance downrange. Whether you're working through a season or practicing at the range, understanding local regulations matters—review California firearm laws and ammunition requirements before purchasing. Shooters in Oakland and throughout the region depend on ammunition that performs when it counts.

Number 5 Shot Performance and Application

Number 5 shot sits in the middle of the shotshell spectrum, balancing pattern density with pellet energy. The 1.75-ounce payload in these Federal loads generates appropriate velocity for medium-range shooting without excessive recoil. This configuration works well for upland game, clay courses, and training scenarios where you need reliable patterns and manageable felt recoil. Many shooters prefer this shot size for versatility. Questions about private party transfer process details should be directed to TacticCAL staff who can walk you through your specific situation. TacticCAL is your local gun store in the Bay Area.

Frequently asked questions

Are these 3-inch shells suitable for standard 12-gauge shotguns?

Yes, 3-inch shells work in any 12-gauge shotgun chambered for 3-inch loads. Check your shotgun's barrel or manual to confirm chamber length before purchasing. Most modern 12-gauge firearms accept 3-inch ammunition without issue.

How many rounds are in each box of Federal Grand Slam?

Each box contains ten shells. The 10-round format makes these practical for range sessions or field days where you're rotating through multiple shooting scenarios without overstocking.

What is an FFL transfer in California?

An FFL transfer is when a federally-licensed dealer like TacticCAL receives a firearm shipped from another seller and processes California's required DROS paperwork to legally transfer it to you. TacticCAL is your gun store Richmond in the Bay Area.