Remington Nickel Plated Buckshot

[Team Stuckem]

I know it's a shot in the dark, but does anyone have or know where I can find some of the old Remington Premier Nickel Plated 3" 00 or #1 buckshot?

 

[gtmcgeejr]

I'm almost positive we has some at Big Bend in Blountstown, FL
I'll check when I get to work in the morning and let you know.

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[Team Stuckem]

Did you get a chance to look?

 

[gtmcgeejr]

We have plenty of 2.75" and 3" 00 or 1 in Stock most of it is copper plated not nickel. We have Remington, Federal, and Winchester.
Before anyone starts asking we don't have any 22, 22 WMR, OR 17 HMR.




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[TraderDan]

you have my curiosity up, why nickel plated buckshot?

 

[Team Stuckem]

The nickel plated buckshot that Remington used to load as a Premier line of shot shells, was the tightest grouping hardest hitting buckshot available. I know it hasn't been available in stores for some time. I was hoping that maybe someone may have some sitting around in the gun cabinet they might wanna get rid of.

 

[FrankT]

found they make a #4 Fiocchi #: 12HV4BK Midway carries it but out now

Give Federal Premium a look, it might meet your specifications. I think the factory data calls for 1325 FPS muzzle velocity on that, and it's a 9-pellet 00 load. It's also loaded in a FliteControl wad that generally does wonders for patterns.

Hornady TAP FPD (red hull) has unplated shot but it is hardened. It too is loaded in the FliteControl wad, it's an 8-pellet 00 load at 1600 FPS per the factory. It's what I'm now using, it works well in a variety of guns. Note there is a reduced recoil (blue hull) load of Hornady TAP as well.

All I found, there is a new poly coated but the nickle must be not being made anylonger