New Competition Ready “High Over All” (HOA) Shotshells by Federal
Luke Cuenco 08.26.21
If you’ve ever felt like the current lineup of bulk shotshells has been holding you back at the trap or skeet range then Federal has a new offering for you that just might make up for that last bit of accuracy you need from your loads. The new High Over All (HOA) Shotshells from Federal Ammunition boast better shot patterns and better reloadability along with a high antimony lead shot composition for better flight characteristics. These new shotshells are to be showcased at an upcoming competition where shooters from across the country will get to test them out and put the new loads to the test in a high-stress environment where ammunition selection can mean the difference between taking the podium or not.
New Competition Ready “High Over All” (HOA) Shotshells by Federal
The new loads will be showcased at the Minnesota HOA State Champion Shoot which was held at the Minnesota Horse and Hunt Club in Prior Lake, Minnesota at the end of August. During this event, several of Federal’s engineers, shooters, ambassadors, and competitors will be present to test out the new loads in a competitive environment. In total there will be 16 12-gauge offerings of 2 3/4-inch shells with more sub-gauge offerings to follow in 2022 as the product line continues to be developed and expanded. At the time of writing, there are currently 13 different offerings on Federal’s website which include .410 bore, 28-gauge, and 20 gauge offerings in addition to the standard 12-gauge offerings. At the time of writing no pricing or availability information has been made available.
“We are excited to build on the great momentum of this new product line. Competition shooters have been asking for a new competition load from Federal—and we’ve delivered with the best ever. Top shoots across the country have been buzzing about our new HOA product and we look forward to rolling it out over the next months leading up to the National Sporting Clays Tournament in Texas.
” -Jason Vanderbrink, President, Federal Ammunition
