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Kent 12 Gauge Popper Loads
$22.95
- The Kent Cartridge, ProTrial Field Blanks loads, also known as popper loads, are designed for use in field trials and the training of bird dogs. These blanks meet the stringent requirements of today's dog trainers, handlers and field trial professionals.
Kent ProTrial Blanks are loaded with smokeless powder, non-corrosive primers and buffer material. These shells will not operate in semi-automatic shotgun actions or the second barrel of shoguns having inertia triggers.
Quantity - 25 Loads per box.
PLEASE NOTE: All blank ammunition must ship by Ground Service (UPS/FED EX) and can only ship within the USA at the shipping rate of $6.95. They are a great alternative to traditional poppers that just seem to keep going up in price! No air shipping is available. Continental US only. One box contains twenty-five rounds, one case contains ten boxes.
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