Apex Turkey TSS Mossy Oak Greenleaf Blend Ammunition 12 Gauge 3″ 2-1/4 oz #9 & #10 Non-Toxic Tungsten Super Shot Box of 5

Apex Mossy Oak Greenleaf TSS ammo blends two pellet sizes into one devastating turkey pattern. This 9 and 10 pellet blend ammo packs roughly 1,096 pellets into every 12 gauge shell. Additionally, this high density tungsten shot ammo hits with 18.1 grams per cubic centimeter of density for devastating downrange energy. It also qualifies as tungsten wad system ammo, thanks to Apex’s one-piece tungsten-grade wad built for tight patterns. Furthermore, this premium turkey load ammo is meticulously hand loaded with clean-burning powder.

Apex 18.1 Gram Density Ammo Specifications

• Gauge: 12 Gauge
• Shell Length: 3 inches
• Shot Weight: 2-1/4 oz
• Shot Blend: #9 & #10 (duplex)
• Shot Material: Tungsten Super Shot (TSS), Non-Toxic
• Pellet Count: Approximately 1,096 pellets
• Shot Density: 18.1 grams per cubic centimeter
• Wad System: Apex one-piece tungsten-grade wad
• Rounds per Box: 5

9 and 10 Pellet Blend Ammo: Apex 18.1 Gram Density Ammo Pattern

Stacking #9 and #10 pellets in the same shell packs an exceptional payload of roughly 1,096 pellets into every 12 gauge shell. As a result, patterns stay extremely dense at typical turkey distances. Hunters comparing a coarser duplex option can also review the Apex Smalltown Hunting Blend #7-1/2 & #9.

High Density Tungsten Shot Ammo for Devastating Energy

At 18.1 grams per cubic centimeter, this 12 gauge ammo carries far more mass per pellet than lead or steel of the same size. Therefore, this high density tungsten shot ammo retains energy and penetrates deeper at extended range. Shooters wanting a single-size TSS load can also compare the Apex Turkey Ninja TSS #8-1/2.

Tungsten Wad System Ammo in Every Apex 18.1 Gram Density Ammo Shell

Specifically, Apex’s one-piece tungsten-grade wad system is engineered to deliver the tightest patterns possible while protecting the barrel. This shotgun ammo reflects that engineering in its pattern consistency shot to shot. However, always pattern-test a new turkey load before opening day to confirm point of impact.

Premium Turkey Load Ammo for Serious Hunters

Each shell is meticulously hand loaded with clean-burning powder, making this premium turkey load ammo a favorite among dedicated turkey hunters. Also, hunters comparing brands can review the Remington Premier TSS Turkey load for another option.

Apex 18.1 Gram Density Ammo FAQ

What choke works best with this load?

Apex Mossy Oak Greenleaf TSS ammo patterns tightest through a dedicated turkey choke with extra-full or turkey-specific constriction. A standard full choke can also work but typically opens the pattern slightly. For guidance on safely patterning a shotgun and choke combination, see the National Shooting Sports Foundation safety resources.

How many pellets and how dense is this load?

Apex Mossy Oak Greenleaf TSS ammo packs approximately 1,096 pellets into each 12 gauge shell at a density of 18.1 grams per cubic centimeter. As a result, this load delivers exceptionally dense patterns compared to lead or steel loads of the same shot size. That density is a major reason TSS has become popular for extended-range turkey hunting.

Why does this load combine #9 and #10 pellets?

Apex Mossy Oak Greenleaf TSS ammo blends #9 and #10 pellets so hunters get maximum pattern density at both close and moderate range. The finer #10 pellets fill in pattern gaps, while the #9 pellets add a touch more mass. Therefore, this duplex approach performs consistently across a wider range of shot distances.

What does the tungsten wad system do?

Apex Mossy Oak Greenleaf TSS ammo uses a one-piece tungsten-grade wad system engineered to deliver the tightest possible patterns. This wad also provides maximum barrel protection when firing dense tungsten shot. As a result, hunters get both pattern performance and peace of mind about barrel wear.

How should this ammunition be stored?

Apex Mossy Oak Greenleaf TSS ammo should be stored in a cool, dry place away from humidity and direct sunlight. Therefore, keeping the box in a sealed container helps protect the primers and hull from moisture damage. Checking each shell for damage before a hunt is also good practice.