Challenger, 12 Gauge, 2-3/4", #8 Light Target, 1 oz. (25 rnds)

Marsoni

M251S

$14.99

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Challenger, 12 Gauge, 2-3/4", #8 Light Target, 1 oz. (25 rnds)The Challenger First Class Target Load 12 Gauge 2. 75" 1 oz 8 Shot is a premium shotgun ammunition designed for the discerning shooter who demands consistency and reliability. Manufactured by Challenger, a company renowned for its commitment to quality, this target load is ideal for both competitive and recreational shooting. Each shell is 2. 75 inches in length and loaded with 1 ounce of #8 lead shot, a popular choice for its excellent balance of

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These clips don't fit perfectly for my honda civic. They also aren't as strong or durable as the OEM clips. The plastic is harder so they crack and fall out instead of giving if you're driving on bumpy roads. However, having a bunch of these clips in the back so I don't have to look up part numbers and order a bunch of different things is great. It does the trick and is way better than having your trim fall off. It's a quick and dirty fix... but hey, if you do DIY repairs and aren't going to the shop for it, it's probably what you are looking for.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026