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The Fiocchi Flyway line fills the middle ground between budget ammo and premium shells, which is exactly where it should be. The 1 1/5 ounce load at 1550 fps sits at the right velocity sweet spot for waterfowl work. You're getting enough speed to deliver pellets reliably downrange, but not so much that you're beating yourself up in the blind after hours of shooting.
What makes these shells work is what's inside. The zinc-plated steel shot stays uniformly round in flight, which means tighter patterns and fewer fliers. The combination of treated steel, protective wads, and matched powder charges all work together to throw a dense pattern that actually performs on live birds. Users report good success on ducks, and the #3 shot size makes them particularly effective on mallards and pintails over decoys.
Pattern density matters more than velocity, and that's where Fiocchi does its work. The wad system is built to hold those pellets together long enough to do damage at typical duck-hunting distances. Reports from field use show these shells pattern well in standard chokes, which means you don't need anything fancy to make them work. They cycle reliably in semi-autos and pumps, so you can focus on your shooting instead of troubleshooting jams in cold weather.
For what you're paying per round, the quality components stand out. The shells aren't sealed the way some premium ammo is, but that's normal for this price tier and doesn't affect performance or reliability. You get 25 rounds per box of consistent, no-nonsense steel that does what it's supposed to do.
Yes. The #3 shot size and 1550 fps velocity make these a solid choice for mallards and most dabbling ducks in typical decoy-gunning scenarios. The zinc-plated steel holds its pattern well out to 40 yards where most decoy work happens. If you're pass shooting at longer range or hunting larger geese, you might consider #2 instead.
Most shooters report reliable cycling in standard semi-autos and pumps. That said, shotgun reliability depends on your specific gun's action and condition. If you've had cycling issues with other steel loads, you might run a test box first to confirm these work in your gun.
The 1 1/5 ounce payload is lighter than full-power 3-inch loads like 1 1/4 ounce options, so recoil is moderate. You can shoot them all day without taking a beating, which matters when you're grinding through multiple flocks in the blind. Heavier loads will kick noticeably more.
These pattern well in modified or tighter chokes. Your best bet is to pattern your specific shotgun before opening day to see how they group in your barrel. Choke choice affects pattern more than shell choice does, so spend some time on the pattern board with the exact gun you plan to hunt with.
| UPC | 762344711089 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 123ST153 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | Speed Steel |
| Shipping Weight | 2.76 |
| Shot Size | 3 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.92 |
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