Saw this on another forum. Not a professional test, but a basic one that shows good detail between Fiocchi, Federal, and Hornady low recoil 00 buckshot.
I Recently acquired some of the Fiocchi reduced recoil shells and thought I would test it out against some of the Federal Flite Control and Hornady TAP that I have. Please bare with me this is the first time I've tried to review ammo,or really anything for that matter.
The specs:
Gun - remington 870 express w/18" police barrel, cylinder bore
Ammo (all info from boxes)
- Fiocchi (12LE00BK), 2.75", reduced recoil, 9 nickel plated 00 pellets, 1150 fps
- Federal (LE13300), 2.75" reduced recoil, 8 copper plated 00 pellets, 1145fps
- Hornady TAP (#8626), 2.75", reduced recoil, 9 00 pellets, 1100fps

First Impression:
The Fiocchi Shells are slightly smaller in length than the Federal but slightly larger than the TAP. I had never noticed the difference in size before. and I discovered that I can get 7 of the TAP and Fiocchi in my SG but only 6 of the Federal.
The specs:
Gun - remington 870 express w/18" police barrel, cylinder bore
Ammo (all info from boxes)
- Fiocchi (12LE00BK), 2.75", reduced recoil, 9 nickel plated 00 pellets, 1150 fps
- Federal (LE13300), 2.75" reduced recoil, 8 copper plated 00 pellets, 1145fps
- Hornady TAP (#8626), 2.75", reduced recoil, 9 00 pellets, 1100fps

First Impression:
The Fiocchi Shells are slightly smaller in length than the Federal but slightly larger than the TAP. I had never noticed the difference in size before. and I discovered that I can get 7 of the TAP and Fiocchi in my SG but only 6 of the Federal.







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