28 Gauge Ammunition

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      B&P Flash 28ga 7 1/2 CA1T02FLS070 / 88A04200 - B&P
      B&P Flash 28ga 7 1/2 CA1T02FLS070 / 88A04200
      B&P
      $24.64
      B&P Priviledge Game Steel 28g 5 89A53300 - B&P
      B&P Privilege Game Steel 28g #5 89A53300
      B&P
      $27.64
      Winchester AA Super Sporting 28G 7.5 2-3/4" 21gm
      Winchester AA Super Sporting 28G 7.5 2-3/4" 21gm
      Winchester AA Super Sporting 28G 7.5 2-3/4" 21gm (25rnd)
      Winchester
      $260.00
      Winchester AA Target 28G 9 2-3/4" 21gm
      Winchester AA Target 28G 9 2-3/4" 21gm (25rnd)
      Winchester
      $269.00
      Winchester AA Target 28G 8 2-3/4" 21gm
      Winchester AA Target 28G 8 2-3/4" 21gm
      Winchester AA Target 28G 8 2-3/4" 21gm (25rnd)
      Winchester
      $269.00

      Buying 28 Gauge Ammunition in Australia

      Magnum Sports lists 22 28 gauge loads, with nine available today. Fiocchi has the largest range, alongside Trust, Winchester, Federal and B&P. The 28 gauge is a light, low-recoil shotgun gauge used in Australia for skeet, sporting clays and small-gauge events, and by hunters who want a light gun for quail and other small game.

      Ammunition is only sold to a person holding a licence or permit for a firearm of that calibre, which Magnum Sports sights at the counter. All ammunition is collected from the Roseville Chase store only and is never posted or couriered; you can order online to have it put aside. Most 28 gauge guns are over-unders, side-by-sides or single shots, which are Category A; pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns are Category C.

      Boxes start at $25 for B&P Flash #7.5, and most loads, including the Fiocchi Classic and Trust Smalls ranges, are $29–$35. Federal Wing-Shok game loads are $66–$68, and the Winchester AA Target and Super Sporting listings sit at $260–$269.

      • PricesMost boxes $25–$35; Federal Wing-Shok $66–$68; Winchester AA listings $260–$269.
      • AvailabilityNine of the 22 listed 28 gauge loads can be ordered today for collection; the rest, including most of the Fiocchi Classic and Trust Smalls range, are special order, so enquire with the store.
      • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

      For skeet and sporting clays, the in-stock Fiocchi F28 Sporting 24 gram #7.5, B&P Flash #7.5 and Winchester AA Target in #8 and #9 are the obvious choices. For quail and small game, Federal Wing-Shok in #6 and #7.5 is available now, and B&P Privilege Game Steel #5 is there where steel shot is required.

      Common questions

      Do I need a licence to buy 28 gauge shells?
      Yes. A NSW dealer may only sell ammunition to a person holding a licence or permit for a firearm of that calibre, and Magnum Sports sights it at the counter.
      Is 28 gauge good for clay shooting?
      Yes. Its light recoil makes it a common choice for skeet, sporting clays and small-gauge events, and 21–24 gram target loads from Winchester AA, Fiocchi and B&P are listed.
      Which 28 gauge shells are in stock?
      Nine lines are available now: B&P Flash and Privilege Game Steel, two Fiocchi loads, Federal Wing-Shok in #6 and #7.5, and Winchester AA Target and Super Sporting.
      Can you post 28 gauge ammunition?
      No. All ammunition is collected from the Roseville Chase store only. You can order online and have it put aside.
      How much is a box of 28 gauge?
      Most boxes are $25–$35, with Federal Wing-Shok at $66–$68.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed October 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.