Federal Adds 24-Gram International Loads To Gold Medal Grand Plastic Line

by
posted on March 28, 2019
** When you buy products through the links on our site, we may earn a commission that supports NRA's mission to protect, preserve and defend the Second Amendment. **
gold-medal-grand-24-gram1.jpg
Competitive clay target shooters take note: Federal is adding two new 24-gram international loads to the Gold Medal Grand Plastic target shotshell line.

The two new 12-gauge, 2¾-inch 24-gram loads come in No. 7.5 shot and No. 9 shot versions. They share a velocity of 1335 fps.

Common features for both of the new loads are the rigid PrimerLock head to improve primer sensitivity, along with SoftCell wad technology to reduce any felt recoil. 
The SoftCell two-piece wads also produces more uniform patterns than one-piece designs.

The integral base wad maximizes reloadability. Additionally, the lead shot has been engineered to provide an ideal blend of hardness and density for high downrange power.

MSRP for both versions of the new Federal Gold Medal Grand Plastic 24-gram international loads is $11.95 per 25-shell box. They are on the way to dealers now.

Learn more at www.FederalPremium.com.

Latest

1998 Nationals 9
1998 Nationals 9

A Miracle After The Tornado: 1998 National Matches

Brian Zins, Troy Bassham and Cory Brunetti claimed national titles at the 1998 National Matches, where Nancy Tompkins-Gallagher and Julia Watson made history.

New: WOOX M-LOK Leather Cartridge Quiver

WOOX’s new $69 M-LOK Leather Cartridge Quiver carries six rounds in handmade Tuscan leather and mounts to any two open M-LOK slots.

Benelli Invitational Raises $115,000 for Veterans

The 12th Benelli USA Invitational drew 200 shooters to Maryland’s Eastern Shore and raised $115,000 for veterans nonprofit Freedom Hunters.

Why More Schools Are Adding a Fall Clay Target Season

The USA Clay Target League opened its fall season with 16,913 student-athletes on 1,163 teams, including 32 schools new to the League.

Remington’s Shoot to Cure Tops $70,000 for Arkansas Kids

Remington’s fifth Shoot to Cure drew 150 shooters and raised nearly $15,000 for Arkansas Children’s Hospital, pushing its five-year total past $70,000.

Océanne Muller Goes Perfect as WVU Opens Bid for Third Straight Title

Océanne Muller's perfect 600 in air rifle and a one-center tiebreak led West Virginia past Mount Aloysius 4737-4587 in the season opener.

Interests



Get the best of Shooting Sports USA delivered to your inbox.