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The Browning BXD Upland is made for the real world of upland hunting. Whether you're working dogs through heavy brush or glassing open country, this load gives you the velocity and pattern density to take birds confidently. At 1300 fps, you're getting premium performance in a 20-gauge platform that kicks like a 12 but carries like a dream.
The nickel-plated shot does the heavy lifting here. It resists deformation during firing, so pellets stay round and fly true downrange. That means tighter patterns and better energy retention where it counts. The aerodynamically stabilized wad releases shot consistently, which is the difference between clean passes and frustrated days in the field. You're not just getting pellets in the air; you're getting them where your choke puts them.
One ounce of #5 shot might seem modest compared to 12-gauge loads, but modern high-density shot changes the math. At typical upland ranges, this payload delivers exceptional pattern density on pheasants, grouse, quail, and similar birds. The 1300 fps velocity keeps energy out to 35-40 yards, which covers the effective range for most upland hunting. This is why the 20-gauge has become the smart choice for folks who refuse to sacrifice performance for carrying comfort.
You get quality brass-based hulls and clean-burning powder that cycles reliably through any 20-gauge gun. The load is consistent box to box, which matters when you're depending on it in the field. No surprises, just birds down.
This load works well for pheasants, grouse, quail, and other medium-sized upland birds at typical hunting ranges. The #5 shot provides the right balance of pellet count and energy. At 35-40 yards with proper choke selection, modern 20-gauge loads like this can cleanly drop tough birds like wild pheasants that many people assume require a 12-gauge.
Nickel plating resists pellet deformation during firing, so shot stays rounder and maintains velocity downrange. This translates to tighter, more consistent patterns and better penetration on game. The harder surface also means less deformation in the target, which creates cleaner, more ethical kills compared to standard lead shot.
The 1 oz payload is lighter than magnum 20-gauge loads, which makes these shells ideal for classic side-by-side and over-under shotguns, or for shooters who prefer less recoil without sacrificing upland performance. You're trading a few pellets for manageable felt recoil and the ability to swing through birds more naturally.
Yes, the 2.75 inch shell length is the standard for 20-gauge and will chamber in any 20-gauge shotgun. Always verify your shotgun's barrel markings to confirm it accepts 2.75 inch shells. Most field-grade 20-gauge guns use this length, but some older guns or specialty barrels may be restricted to shorter shells.
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.00 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B193512025 |
| Product Type | Nickel-Plated Lead |
| Shot Size | #5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892023277 |
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