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Originally Posted by John Dallas
About 6 years ago, Federal put on a promotion to encourage women shooters. Made up a bunch of pink shells in 12 and 20 gauge. They had to recall the 20 gauge shells because they didn't follow the yellow shell convention
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Federal donated all the profits of the Breast Cancer Awareness shells to the American Cancer Society
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Red Plastic 20 ga.
I found these early red plastic winchester shells at a gun show years ago. The number 5 shot is my favorite for wild roosters.
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