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These B&P Heavy Pheasant shells are built for upland bird hunting with a no-fuss, straightforward approach. You get a 1 3/8 ounce load of #4 nickel-plated lead shot moving at 1450 feet per second. That payload sits in the sweet spot for pheasants. It's heavy enough to reach out and connect at longer distances, but not so heavy you're overkilling birds at closer range.
B&P built these with their Gordon System wad technology, a feature that runs through their hunting ammunition line. The design acts as a shock absorber, taking some of the bite out of recoil without sacrificing pattern quality or velocity. When you're working a field all day or shooting multiple birds from a covey rise, that reduced recoil makes a real difference in how you feel at the end of the hunt.
These shells come packed with high-antimony shot that holds together through the air better than softer lead. Nickel plating adds another layer by reducing deformation, which translates to tighter patterns and better penetration. Each box contains 25 rounds, and they come in quantities of 10 boxes per case for those stocking up for the season.
The #4 shot size performs well on roosters flushing at typical field ranges, especially when paired with a modified or improved modified choke. This is a working-gun load built for guys who want reliability without spending premium pricing. People have taken birds consistently with these shells for years, and you'll see them at game farms, on public land, and in the hands of serious upland hunters.
The #4 in these B&P Heavy Pheasant shells hits harder and retains energy better at longer ranges. #5 gives you denser patterns at mid-range, while #6 tightens up the pattern for closer work. Use #4 if you're hunting open country or expect longer shots, or if you want maximum knockdown power on tough roosters.
The Gordon wad design does measurably reduce recoil compared to standard wads, especially noticeable in higher-volume situations. It's not going to turn a 12 gauge into a 20 gauge, but you'll feel the difference by the end of a long hunting day. The benefit is you're getting this with no loss of pattern quality or velocity.
These shells work well for both. The nickel-plated shot and good velocity handle wild pheasants pulling hard to escape, and they're equally effective on pen-raised birds at typical hunting distances. Pattern them through your gun with your favorite choke to dial in where they shoot.
Yes, these 2.75 inch shells will cycle through any standard 12 gauge shotgun. Just make sure your gun will handle the payload and velocity, and pattern test them before heading out. Like any ammunition, consistency comes down to both the shells and your specific gun and choke combination.
| UPC | 878122005735 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12B38H4 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.16 |
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