CLAYBUSTER WAD 28ga 3/4oz (WAA28) 500/BAG CB1034
$23.50
Product Information
For use in 3/4 oz. 28 gauge loads in the old style Winchester AA hulls.
Optimum load is 3/4 oz.
500 pieces per bag
500 pieces per bag
10 in stock
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