I shot a flat of them and they break targets just fine. I used them in pump and break actions guns, they stick bad in my one pump gun and not at all in the other. They are soft shooters in my opinion.

 

I bought a pallet of them 1-1/8 1250 7.5 that I split with a couple of friends. No problems at all with them other than they are very dirty shells.

 

Never had any problems with the ones I shot. Good shells for the price.

 

They go bang and the targets explode. Shot a few flats of them and no duds.

 

I have had good luck with Nobelsport.

 

Will try these next time i need 20....1275fps, much like the Win Super Speed shells I wish were still made: Nobel Sport Target Sporting Clays 20 Gauge #8 Shot 2.75" 7/8 oz. 1275 FPS (trueshotammo.com)

 

I hope they work better than the low recoil 20's I bought for my daughter, 1/2 got stuck in the chamber, completely fouled up my CSMC RBL ejectors and had to retire the gun. Borrowed a Beretta O/U from the range and that wasn't much better. Had to stop and pry the spent shells out of the chambers, I'm done with Nobel

 

Have used Nobles when I found them on sale -- no problems at all.

 

I’ve shot A LOT of Nobel Sport this year. Mainly the NSI Europe 1oz 1250 fps. I have no complaints. Price was right, breaks were good, powder burned clean, and no deformed or otherwise defective shells. Shot some NSI .410s today and it was the same story, minus the cleanliness. Good ammunition.

 

I recently went through two Nobel Target Low Recoil flats, 1oz. 8.5 shot. Comes in a pretty box with USA flag in background. They worked great. The source was Outdoor Limited in NC, and shipping is free on orders over 200.00. for a picture of box...NSI – Nobel Sport Italia

 

The only shells that I have bought this year have been Nobel Sport or Aguilla. Last year, I bought Bornaghi. Haven't had an issue with any of them.
IMHO, They are much better than comparatively priced domestic shells.

 

In what way(s)?

 

They have all different variations of payload and shot size with different names. I’ve never had a problem with any of the ones I’ve shot. They are cheap and break targets, comparable to Top Gun or Gun Clubs, imo. YMMV.

 

we used some 3/4 oz 20 gauge loads getting some new youth shooters started. They worked nice for that. No problems with them.

 

Just bought a few cases of the Nobel 3/4oz 20s for the same reason. No complaints. Light recoil and the price is right.

 

I had a chance to try 50 today. The report and recoil were as expected. Not smokey or stinky. None stuck in my o/u. They left the barrels very clean.

Visual examination of empties - they looked like a six star crimped Cheddite hull with no stars.

Priced right and I'll buy them again.

 

Been shooting them for years. Have probably shot over a pallet of them and never had an issue. Shoot the LR's and 1300fps loads in 1 oz 71/2 and 8"s.

 

From what I have heard, they are the oem for RC shotgun shells as well. I shot a case of them this week testing out their low recoil 12ga.

 

We call them "Baby Carrots." They work just fine in my tribe of 391's, and don't seem to be any more scroungy than anything else in my O/U tubes. Go carrots!

 

Someone, somewhere asked if they were in a Cheddite case.

Close, but probably no cigar. No "Cheddite Stars" on the base. Plastic basewad similar to the Cheddites I examined, but not exactly the same.

 

The stars are not an indication that the hull is made by Cheddite, if you order a sufficient quantity of hulls they will headstamp to your requirements.

While their English translation is crude here is a link to Cheddite's website where they state "With over 36 colors available and the ability to mark the bases, our cases are fully customizable". If you order enough hulls they will headstamp with "J. Fred Muggs".

I would not be surprised to find that Cheddite makes hulls for a number of shotshell manufacturers. And I'll wager there are other hull manufacturers who will headstamp to your requirements if your order is large enough.

 

Nothing wrong with them. I’ve shot dozens of flats of them with no problems at all. I shot them and some other 1200 fps shells of different brands through a chronograph and the velocity was somewhat lower than others. I would suspect they are 100 or so fps slower than federal, Remington, Winchester etc. ive Heard that euro shells are slower than domestic shells. Something about the distance from the muzzle that each are measured. They are definitely soft shooting. And break targets fine. during Covid times they were everywhere it seemed. I switched to Bornaghi shells a couple years ago. Another Italian shell. Always available at Able Ammo and in my opinion the best bang for your buck. Especially when you catch a free shipping promo. A couple buddies and I buy them a pallet at a time, always free shipping and usually a couple bucks a flat cheaper.

 

I did something risky yesterday and bought 25 flats of Nobel Europe 1250 1oz 7.5s without ever having shot them before. I might have purchased Rios instead for a slightly higher price but Shyda's was out of them. But under $80/flat with the bulk purchase discount was just too attractive to pass up.

I did swing by Central PA Sporting Clays on the way home and shot 100 of them. No complaints so far. They all went bang and the targets that should have broken did so.

 

Just went through 15 flats of Nobel Sports recently and no issues at all.
Friend bought a pallet and has had no issues so far.