Description
“Oca D’oro†— that’s Italian for “Golden Goose,†a name we think would look awfully pretty on this box of waterfowl loads by Fiocchi. Still, it’s not like anyone would know what that means on this side of the puddle. We had to look it up ourselves, because our Italian language skills are pretty much limited to what you’d need to know to order dinner at The Old Spaghetti Factory.
rThis 12 Gauge shotshell is, as you might imagine, just the thing for grounding big honkers. Its #1 shot is made of steel that has been treated to protect against corrosion, and its wad will protect your shotgun’s bore from becoming scratched up by such harder pellets. This long shell’s propellant burns clean to deliver a 1,430 fps muzzle velocity — such speed is just what steel needs to remain very deadly even for having traveled far downrange, and will let you lead less with your aim at the same time.
rBefore you order, first let’s learn a little more Italian together. “Dammi l’anguilla di mio fratello Giuseppe†— that means “Give me the eel of my brother Giuseppe.†Okay, you’re already for your upcoming trip to Solopaca!
