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If you've got a trusted shotgun that's seen better decades, B&P's Upland Game Classic is built specifically for it. These European-style 2.5-inch shells use reduced pressure loads and B&P's Gordon Basewad Technology to produce what may be the softest-shooting shotshell on the market. You're getting chilled, nickel-plated #6 shot at 1160 fps, which means lower recoil and less stress on your gun's receiver and action.
The Gordon Basewad isn't marketing fluff here. That conical profile at the shell's base works to spread recoil impulse over a longer time period rather than delivering a sharp jolt. The result is a genuinely noticeable difference in how these shells feel at your shoulder, especially if you're working with a lighter gun or shooting multiple boxes. You also get improved pellet consistency in flight because the wad system keeps your shot from deforming as much during launch.
This is the real story with Classic shells. B&P engineered them specifically for older doubles, single shots, and vintage autoloaders that were never designed for modern, high-pressure magnum loads. The 1 ounce payload of nickel-plated lead and controlled velocity make these shells work flawlessly in guns that demand gentler treatment. Whether you're working quail, grouse, or putting in range time with an heirloom gun, Classic provides reliable ignition and consistent patterns without unnecessary wear.
Twenty-five rounds per box, and every one of them loaded with the same attention to detail. The nickel plating on the shot helps maintain pellet hardness and pattern density out to practical upland ranges. These aren't high-velocity shells trying to compensate with speed; they're confidence-builders for anyone hunting with a gun that deserves respect.
Yes. These are specifically engineered for vintage and older shotguns. The reduced pressure loads (around 1160 fps) and 2.5-inch chamber make them ideal for guns that weren't designed for modern high-pressure loads. Always verify your gun's chamber length before shooting.
The Gordon Basewad features a conical profile that acts as a shock absorber, distributing recoil impulse over a longer time period for softer felt recoil. This system works on the first shot and is particularly noticeable in lighter guns or when shooting multiple rounds.
#6 shot is the standard choice for upland birds like quail and grouse. The nickel-plated lead in these B&P shells maintains pellet hardness and provides reliable patterns at typical hunting distances. Shot size choice also depends on your specific game and local regulations.
B&P hulls can be reloaded like other quality European hulls. However, the Gordon Basewad's recoil reduction only applies to the factory first shot. After reloading, the basewad becomes a standard wad but the hull remains reliable for multiple reloads.
| UPC | 878122008538 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12B1UP6 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Shipping Weight | 2.179 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.16 |
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