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Built for the fast-paced world of upland hunting, these shells are designed to connect when birds flush wild and shots need to happen in a heartbeat. The 1350 fps velocity gives them a real advantage over standard steel loads, which means more energy on impact when you need it most.
What makes these loads stand out is the engineering behind the wad. HEVI-Shot's precision wad is specifically designed to hold pellets together longer, which produces tighter, more consistent patterns downrange. That tight patterning matters a lot when you're working quail, doves, or pheasants at moderate distances where every pellet counts. The steel itself has a density of 7.8 g/cc, which gives these loads the consistency serious upland hunters expect.
You get a full ounce of number 6 shot per round. The number 6 pellet size is the sweet spot for upland game birds when you want a good balance between pattern density and individual pellet energy. The 2.75-inch shell length loads into standard 12-gauge shotguns without modification, and you get 25 shells per box so you can put enough lead downrange to pattern your gun before the season starts or test them in the field.
These are built with steel shot, which means they work anywhere non-toxic ammunition is required. If you hunt in areas with mandatory non-toxic restrictions or simply prefer steel's environmental footprint, these shells deliver the performance you'd expect from a dedicated upland load instead of settling for something generic.
HEVI-Steel Upland runs at 1350 fps, which is faster than most competing steel loads. The real difference shows up downrange where that velocity helps maintain energy. Combined with the custom wad design, you get tighter patterns than you'd find in basic steel ammunition, which matters when precision counts on small upland birds.
The #6 pellets give you a larger shot cloud with more pellets per load, which spreads your pattern wider and gives you more room for error on smaller, faster-moving birds. Number 7 throws fewer, larger pellets that each carry more individual energy. For general upland work on doves and quail, #6 is the safer choice.
Yes, these are standard 2.75-inch shells that work in any 12-gauge shotgun. They're designed for upland bird hunting, so they'll pattern best with open to modified choke tubes. Take time at the range to see how your gun patterns with them before opening day.
Yes, they're loaded with steel shot, which is non-toxic. If you hunt areas that require non-toxic ammunition or prefer steel for environmental reasons, these meet all those requirements while still delivering solid upland performance.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.68 |
| Grains | #6 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HS61266 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Steel Shot |
| Shipping Weight | 2.4 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 604544697582 |
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