Peter, it uses a Triple Plus wad system that gives you better shot alignment and a granulated plastic buffer to keep shot pellets uniform in shape. To get the FlightControl Wad you need the Federal 132LE 12 Gauge Tactical Buckshot : streichers.com/federal-132le-12-gauge-tactical-buckshot

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from federal it uses the Triple Plus wad system - better shot alignment not the flight control wad Heavy-hitting buckshot loads for deer and other medium-sized game without a heavy price
Tight downrange patterns - better stopping power
Triple Plus wad system - better shot alignment
Granulated plastic buffer - keeps pellet shape uniform for accurate flight

no they do not use the flight control wad they use a standard buckshot style wad but they are a buffered lead to prevent the lead from being deformed during firing you will fid that they give excellent pattern (in most guns) Federal Premium ammunition is excited to offer its popular Mil-Spec Buffered Buckshot load in a bulk buy option with metal ammo can. This particular load is 12 Gauge, 2-3/4" shell loaded with 9 pellets of 00 Buck which has a velocity of 1325 fps. You receive Seven 25 round boxes packed neatly in a metal ammo can for a total of 175 rounds. The ammo can is ideal for long term storage or transportation.
Specifications and Features:
12 Gauge
2-3/4" Length
00 Buck Lead Shot
9 Pellet
Buffered
Mil-Spec
Ammo Can
1325 fps Muzzle Velocity
Uses: Target, Training, Plinking, or Defense
175 rounds per ammo can