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The 28 gauge doesn't get nearly enough credit in the upland world, and shells like these remind you why. Fiocchi's Field Dynamics High Velocity line brings together the components that matter for a hard day in the field: quality round lead shot, heavy duty wads, clean-burning powder, and dependable primers. At 1300 fps, these loads leave the muzzle moving faster than comparable 12 and 20 gauge loads, which means better energy downrange without excessive felt recoil.
The 3/4 ounce payload is the sweet spot for the 28 gauge. It's enough shot to pattern well through modified chokes without crowding the bore or creating fliers. Users regularly take birds at 30+ yards with clean patterns. The number 6 shot size works across a range of upland game from close-flushing birds to running birds on the edges of your pattern.
Hunters consistently report that these shells maintain good pattern density and velocity retention compared to lighter 28 gauge loads. Whether you're hunting early season dove, bobwhite quail, ruffed grouse, or woodcock, the ballistics stay true to distance. The high-brass construction signals a load designed for hunting rather than clay shooting, and the consistency is there when it counts.
The light recoil of the 28 gauge is a real advantage that compounds over a full day in the field. You'll stay focused on your shooting rather than managing a pounding shoulder, which is why dedicated upland hunters keep coming back to the gauge.
Number 6 shot works well across multiple upland species including quail, grouse, woodcock, and early season pheasant or dove. The payload and velocity are optimized for typical hunting ranges of 25 to 40 yards where most flushes happen.
The 3/4 oz load is considered ideal for 28 gauge shotguns because it avoids overcrowding the bore, which can cause deformed pellets and poor patterns. It delivers sufficient shot density for effective patterns while maintaining the 28 gauge's light-recoil advantage.
Yes. The 1300 fps velocity is loaded faster than typical 12 and 20 gauge field loads, translating to better energy retention downrange. This velocity helps maintain pattern effectiveness at extended hunting distances.
These are purpose-built hunting shells designed for upland game with high-velocity ballistics and durable components. They're not optimized for clay competition and would be better suited for field use.
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.92 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 28HV6 |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 762344703541 |
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