12 Gauge Centurion Multi-Defense 2 3/4" 10 Round Box 6 #1 Buckshot With a .650" Ball 1300 fps

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12 Gauge Centurion Multi-Defense 2 3/4" 10 Round Box 6 #1 Buckshot With a .650" Ball 1300 fps

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Manufacturer: Centurion Ordnance AC12MD10
Item: AMM-823
UPC: 8033343150103

10 Round Box, 12 Gauge, Centurion, Multi-Defense 2 3/4", Buckshot and .650" Ball.
Combines the power of a slug with the spread of buckshot.

The brass heads may be tarnished or show a little surface rust that can be wiped clean. Non-returnable item.
Muzzle velocity: 1300 fps.
One .650" lead ball followed by six #1 Buckshot pellets.
Uses: Personal protection, Law enforcement.
Non-returnable item. We will not accept any returns on this item.

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 Rating

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	scary - 6/23/2011	12 Gauge Centurion Multi-Defense 2 3/4" 10 Round Box 6 #1 Buckshot With a .650" Ball 1300 fps3.0000
Reviewer:	partsman

I have to agree with all the comments. I would have to agree with humbucker. I shoot a sawed off Winchester 97, cylinder bore. For a home defense weapon I had a little trouble chambering the round. The base seemed tight, not the plastic. After I fired it I had a hell of a time getting the shell to eject. Not good for a second shot in home defense. The OOO Remington shells worked flawlessly. These shells are not for sport shooting, too much recoil for this old man. For hunting at 50 Yards the ball shot about a foot low, no problem to adjust, and everything stayed on a 4x4ft cardboard. Would I buy them again? Yes, but not for home defense. I'll stick with the 000.

	awesome shells - 3/14/2011	12 Gauge Centurion Multi-Defense 2 3/4" 10 Round Box 6 #1 Buckshot With a .650" Ball 1300 fps5.0000
Reviewer:	truckman

I have shot well over 100 rounds of these and not 1 problem yet learned not to shoot a deer close up with them it makes a mess

	Poor Quality Ammo - 3/10/2011	12 Gauge Centurion Multi-Defense 2 3/4" 10 Round Box 6 #1 Buckshot With a .650" Ball 1300 fps2.0000
Reviewer:	Humbucker

I read the reviews prior to purchasing this ammo, and they rang true. This is a cheaply manufactured ammo. I purchased two boxes, 20 rounds, and all 20 shells are malformed (as many previous reviewers have noted, no real surprise). By my estimation, the plastic used in these shells is too thin resulting in bulges where the buck shot sits below the ball. My assumption is that the primary market for this type of shell is home/self defense. Why buy self defense ammo, at nearly four times the cost of premium buckshot loads, if there is going to be even the slightest doubt of reliability? Get yourself some good Winchester or Remington buckshot rounds and sleep sound at night. Buy this Centurion ammo at your own peril...

	Buck n ball - 3/7/2011	12 Gauge Centurion Multi-Defense 2 3/4" 10 Round Box 6 #1 Buckshot With a .650" Ball 1300 fps5.0000
Reviewer:	AB

These things are nasty. I have shot a few from my Mossberg 500 with a 20" barrel, trying to simulate a realistic home defense distance of 20 ft. They are quite accurate, with the ball, most if not all of the shot, and the wad making one large hole. It's definitely not a spray and pray load and you do have to aim it pretty carefully. But the upside is a tremendous amount of energy into the target. I will have to try them at 50 ft. and see what kind of pattern I get, but for close quarters/across the room situations, these are devastating.

	awesome - 2/18/2011	12 Gauge Centurion Multi-Defense 2 3/4" 10 Round Box 6 #1 Buckshot With a .650" Ball 1300 fps5.0000
Reviewer:	mortar grunt

I recently received my first order, test fired in my 18" Remington Model 1100. Forget the OO anymore, this is the stuff you want. It spread about 20" in at 50' and is just awesome to shoot and see the devastation. I keep an M1 Garand and and AR15 in my go to cabinet beside my 1100, believe me I will reach for the 1100 if I need some very serious defense! In Revolutionary war G. Washington's men loaded with buck and ball, now I know why...get you a box, sleep with ease.

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12 Gauge Centurion Multi-Defense 2 3/4 10 Round Box 6 #1 Buckshot With a .650 Ball 1300 fps