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Shop our selection of shotgun shells from top brands like Hevishot, Hornady, Kent Cartridge, Lambro, and Lightfield. Double 9 Firearms stocks hard-hitting, dependable shotgun shells built for upland hunters, waterfowlers, clay shooters, and home defense users who count on every shell to perform. Whether you’re loading up for dove season, breaking clays at the range, or keeping your home defense shotgun ready, we carry birdshot, buckshot, and slugs in a range of gauges and loads. Pair your shells with rifle ammunition, handgun ammunition, and rimfire ammunition to keep your range bag stocked for every firearm. Round things out with shotguns, pump action shotguns, semi auto shotguns, shotgun magazines, and scopes sights and optics from our full inventory.
Check out shotgun shells online by comparing models, checking current availability, and reviewing specifications such as caliber, capacity, barrel length, and sight configuration. Choosing the right shell comes down to matching gauge, shell length, and payload to your firearm and intended application.
Use these pointers to dial in your shell selection:
Grab shotgun shells online or visit the gun shop in Wauneta, Nebraska to inspect cases, talk through load selection, and pick up exactly what your barrel and choke combination is built to handle. Double 9 Firearms serves customers in the nearby cities of Imperial, McCook, and Ogallala, carrying shells suited to pheasant openers, waterfowl flights along the Platte River corridor, turkey hunts, deer slug season, and clay sports across southwest Nebraska.
Federal law requires shotgun shell buyers to be at least 18 years old, and Nebraska matches that threshold without imposing additional permits or registration on shell purchases. Anyone prohibited under federal law from possessing firearms is equally prohibited from possessing ammunition, so confirm eligibility before checkout. Nebraska Game and Parks Commission rules require non-toxic shot for waterfowl and may restrict certain payloads and shot sizes during specific seasons, so review the current hunting guide before heading to the field.
Transport shotgun shells in original packaging or a sealed container, kept separate from loaded firearms during travel whenever practical, and store reserves in a cool, dry location away from solvents and direct sunlight. For questions about specialty loads, bulk case pricing, or hard-to-find gauges, contact the shop and the team will help match available stock to your hunting or sporting plans.
Gauge refers to the number of lead balls equal in diameter to the bore that together weigh one pound, so a smaller gauge number indicates a larger bore. The exception is .410 bore, which is measured by actual diameter in inches rather than by gauge.
