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Aguila

12 Gauge Minishell 1-3/4'''' 5/8 Oz #00 Buckshot - 12 Gauge 1-3/4'''' 5/8oz #1 & #4 Shot 500/Case

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12-gauge Minishell

A 1-3/4-inch shell length

Designed Provide

Stopping power without excess recoil

Reduced Report

May help limit hearing impact

Can Allow

Nearly double the shots in

Suitable Shooters

Seeking a smaller-stature, lower-recoil option

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SKU: 105000687

Overview

Designed for 12-gauge shotguns, this Minishell load is intended for shooters who want a compact option for defensive use and hunting applications where reduced recoil is a priority. Its shorter 1.75-inch shell length can allow more rounds in a standard magazine tube-fed shotgun, while the lower recoil and reduced report may be appealing in confined environments or for smaller-stature shooters. The load is offered with #00 buckshot, and the provided specifications also list #1 and #4 shot options, so buyers should confirm the exact configuration needed before purchase.

Why Hunters Choose the Aguila

Reduced Recoil

Supports more manageable shooting for

Reduced Report

Is helpful when firing in

1.75-inch Shell

Length is compatible with 12-gauge

500-round Case

Substantial supply for range or

12-gauge Minishell

Design can increase magazine capacity

Key Features

  • 12-gauge Minishell ammunition with a 1-3/4-inch shell length
  • Designed to provide stopping power without excess recoil
  • Reduced report may help limit hearing impact in enclosed spaces
  • Can allow nearly double the shots in standard magazine tube-fed shotguns
  • Suitable for shooters seeking a smaller-stature, lower-recoil option
  • Available in 500-round case packaging

Best Used For

  • Hunters using 12-gauge shotguns who want reduced recoil in a compact shell format
  • Small-stature shooters seeking a lighter-kicking option for defensive or hunting use
  • Users of tube-fed shotguns looking to increase onboard shell capacity with Minishells
  • Shooters in enclosed spaces who want a reduced report compared with standard shells

Specifications

Additional Shot Sizes#4 shot, #1 shot
Compatibility12-gauge only
Gauge12 gauge
Muzzle Velocity1,200 feet per second
Pellet Count7 pellets of #4 shot, 4 pellets of #1 shot
Quantity500/Case
RecoilLess recoil
ReportReduced report
Shell Length1.75 inches
Shot Size#00 Buckshot
Shot Weight5/8 oz

Pros

  • Reduced recoil supports more manageable shooting for smaller-stature users
  • Reduced report is helpful when firing in enclosed spaces
  • 1.75-inch shell length is compatible with 12-gauge only
  • 500-round case offers a substantial supply for range or field use
  • 12-gauge Minishell design can increase magazine capacity in compatible shotguns

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for 12-gauge only, so it is not a universal option across shotgun platforms.
  • The 1-3/4 inch Minishell format may require a compatible shotgun or adapter to function as intended.
  • This load is offered in #4 shot and #1 shot variants, so pellet size should be matched to the intended use rather than treated as one all-purpose option.
  • The reduced recoil and shorter shell length are the main advantages, but they come with a specialized format that may not suit every shooter or setup.

Suggested Comparisons

  • 12 Gauge Defensive Shotgun Ammunition
  • 12 Gauge Hunting Shotgun Ammunition
  • Reduced-Recoil Shotgun Ammunition
  • Mini Shell Shotgun Ammunition

Suggested Accessories

  • Shotgun shell carrier
  • Hearing protection
  • Shotgun ammunition pouch
  • Choke tube

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge shotgun is this Minishell ammunition for?

It is for 12-gauge shotguns only.

How long is each shell?

Each shell measures 1.75 inches long.

What shot options are listed for this product?

The product description lists 7 pellets of #4 shot and 4 pellets of #1 shot.

What is the listed muzzle velocity?

The listed muzzle velocity is 1,200 feet per second.

What are the main benefits described for hunters or shooters?

The source describes reduced recoil, a reduced report, and the ability to carry almost double the number of shots in a standard magazine tube-fed shotgun. It also notes these benefits may be helpful for small-stature shooters and in enclosed spaces.