Federal Announces Special Edition 100th Anniversary Shotshell Packaging

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posted on April 18, 2022
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Main100th Anniversary Boxes

In celebration of Federal Ammunition’s 100-year anniversary and rich history of shotshell manufacturing, the company is releasing four commemorative shotshell packages.

In Federal’s early years, shotshells were the heart of the lineup. Target loads went by many names and had many looks over the decades, from Hi-Power and Monark to Reliable and Champion, and many more. There are four different retro packaging designs to be released throughout 2022. These shells are offered in 12-gauge, shot size No. 8, 2 3/4-inch, 1 1/8-ounce shotshells, in 25-count boxes. MSRP: $10.99

“If you are a collector of hunting products or a fan of Federal Ammunition, you will want to make sure to add some anniversary-edition shotshell packages to your collection,” said Rick Stoeckel, Federal’s product director of shotshell ammunition. “Not only do these classic designs point back to the rich history of Federal Ammunition, but they will also look great on any display shelf or can be taken to the trap range.”

In addition to the special-edition shotshell packaging, Federal is offering retro packing for some centerfire rifle and handgun products to celebrate the 100-year anniversary. For more information on all products from Federal visit federalpremium.com.

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