250 Rounds of 12ga Ammo by Rio - 00 Buck

Question

Answer 1

A: I'm sorry Craig, but we don't have such an alert system in place. Our inventory does change quite frequently, and we're hard at work getting more stock during these strange times. Please check in with us soon to see what we can offer you!

Answer 2

A: Hello Bobby, Rio lists the muzzle velocity of their standard 00 Buck at 1345 fps.

Answer 3

A: Hello Patrick! While Rio does load a 00 Buck round using a fiber wad, this specific product is loaded with a standard plastic wad.

Answer 4

A: Rio loads their 00 buckshot with lead shot. All components used are non corrosive.

Answer 5

A: Yes, we just shot Rio Royal buck in a Saiga 12 a few days ago, it functioned perfectly.

Answer 6

A: Rio Royal shotgun ammunition is manufactured in Spain. The company has been in operation for over 100 years.

Answer 7

A: This Rio Royal 00 Buck would be a great choice for home defense. Properly stored in a cool, dry place, this ammo should be reliable for decades.

Answer 8

A: At this time, this is the lowest price we can offer on orders under $25,000. We are always striving to bring the best prices to our customers.

Answer 9

A: Any round that will quickly incapacitate a violent attacker will also have the ability to penetrate interior walls. 00 Buck is a good choice for home defense use.

Answer 10

A: This 00 Buck ammo will still penetrate multiple interior walls, as will any ammo that is sufficient for home or self defense.

Answer 11

A: This Rio Royal 12ga buckshot is comparable in terms of velocity and number of projectiles to the Winchester Ranger 00 Buck ammo. It is also loaded by a Spanish company that has been in business for over 100 years.

Answer 12

A: Rio Royal ammo is manufactured in Spain. S&B buckshot is great stuff, but this Rio Royal will probably recoil a little less because it has 9 pellets instead of 12 (although it does drive those 9 pellets to a higher velocity than the S&B). However, as you know, the S&B 00 buck load does not have a huge amount of recoil to begin with.

Answer 13

A: These shells are high brass. Both low brass and high brass can be reloaded and have comparable strength. The difference is the amount of brass that makes up the side of the shell - low brass is about 3/8", while high brass is around 1/2" or more.

Answer 14

A: This is highly dependent on how you store the ammo. Stored improperly, it could become useless overnight. Stored properly (in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and moisture), it could last for decades.