The CCI 9mm Shotshell delivers reliable pest control and close-range utility in a standard centerfire pistol cartridge, making it a versatile addition to any shooter's ammunition selection.
- 53-grain shotshell payload engineered for effective short-range pest control
- Centerfire 9mm design cycles in most standard semi-automatic pistols
- CCI's industry-leading priming ensures consistent, reliable ignition every round
- Ideal for dispatching small pests like snakes, rats, and rodents up close
- Convenient 10-round box perfect for keeping a few ready without overstocking
- Minimal penetration reduces risk of damage to structures or surroundings
Who This Is For
The CCI 9mm Shotshell is purpose-built for homesteaders, farmers, outdoorsmen, and property owners who need a quick, effective solution for small pest control at close distances. It's also a smart choice for campers and hikers who want a deterrent round against snakes and small vermin without switching calibers — simply load a few into your existing 9mm pistol and you're ready.
Specifications
| Brand | CCI |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Bullet Weight | 53 Grain |
| Bullet Type | Shotshell |
| Rounds Per Box | 10 |
| Casing Material | Brass |
| Primer Type | Centerfire |
| Application | Pest Control / Specialty |
| Manufacturer SKU | 3790 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of pests is the CCI 9mm Shotshell best suited for?
The CCI 9mm Shotshell is most effective against small pests at close range — typically within 10 feet. Common applications include dispatching venomous snakes, rats, mice, and other small rodents encountered on farms, in barns, or in the field. It is not intended for hunting larger game or for self-defense use.
Will this shotshell cycle reliably in my semi-automatic 9mm pistol?
CCI's 9mm Shotshells are designed to function in most standard 9mm semi-automatic pistols, but manual cycling between shots may sometimes be necessary due to the lighter payload weight. For guaranteed reliability, many shooters use these rounds in a 9mm revolver. Always test in your specific firearm before relying on it in the field.
How does the shotshell pattern perform compared to a standard rifle or pistol shotshell?
At very close range — typically 6 to 10 feet — the shot pattern remains tight and concentrated for maximum effectiveness. Beyond that distance, the pattern opens significantly and energy drops off quickly, which is why these rounds are strictly a short-range pest control solution. They are not suitable for wing shooting or any application requiring range beyond roughly 15 feet.
- Caliber:
- 9MM
- Bullet Weight:
- 53 GR
- Bullet Type:
- Shotshell
- Type:
- Pistol Ammunition
- Box Quantity:
- 10
- Case Quantity:
- 200
- Lead Free:
- Lead Free