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The 16 gauge is having a real moment right now, and loads like this Federal Wing-Shok are why. These shells pack everything you need for a day in the field without the extra weight and recoil that come with a 12 gauge. With 1 1/8 ounces of copper-plated lead shot at 1425 feet per second, you're getting a load that patterns tight, carries flat, and keeps working all day long.
Federal's copper-plating process matters more than you might think. It promotes uniform shot behavior downrange, which means tighter, more predictable patterns. This matters when you're trying to cleanly take a rooster that's already forty yards out and climbing. The combination of the 1 1/8 oz payload and number 5 shot size is the sweet spot for pheasants, quail, and grouse. Big enough to anchor birds at distance, but not so heavy that you're wasting pellets on overkill.
At 1425 fps, these shells are loaded on the hotter side, which translates to flatter trajectories and harder-hitting pellets when they connect. You don't have to lead as much, which matters when birds flush wild or you're working at the edge of your effective range. That extra velocity also means your patterns stay dense longer, giving you better odds when opportunities come quick.
Carries like a 20, hits like a 12 is what folks say about the 16, and it holds up. You get all-day hunting comfort without sacrificing the performance you need for upland game. These shells feed reliably in modern 16 gauge shotguns, and the standard 2.75 inch length means they work in any 16 gauge chambered for standard loads. Each box contains 25 rounds, so you can pattern your gun, practice, and head afield confident in what you're throwing.
Yes, these shells are specifically designed for pheasant hunting. The 1 1/8 oz of number 5 shot provides excellent pattern density and energy retention at typical hunting ranges, and the 1425 fps velocity keeps patterns tight even at distance. The copper-plating ensures consistent patterns and penetration on hard-bodied roosters.
Number 5 offers larger pellets with more energy per shot, making it better for longer-range hunting and tougher game like pheasants. Number 6 provides denser patterns with more pellets in the pattern, which some prefer for closer shots on smaller birds like quail. Your gun's performance with each in your field conditions should guide your choice.
These are standard 2.75 inch loads designed for modern 16 gauge shotguns chambered for that length. If you have an older gun, check your shotgun's barrel marking or manual to confirm it's safe for modern loads. Some older guns with steel or Damascus barrels should not fire modern ammunition.
At 1425 fps, these are loaded on the hotter side, so they will produce more recoil than standard field loads. Most users report the recoil is manageable in modern 16 gauge shotguns, especially those built on proper 16 gauge frames. Lighter firearms may feel more kick, but many find the 16 gauge still shoots more comfortably than comparable 12 gauge loads.
| UPC | 029465026912 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PF1635 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 16 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.43 |
| Shot Size | #5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.20 |
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