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Aguila's High Velocity field loads are purpose-built for the upland hunter who wants affordable ammo that doesn't cut corners on performance. These 2.75 inch shells deliver 1,330 feet per second with a full 1-1/4 ounce payload of hardened #6 shot. That combination of velocity and payload matters in the field because it keeps your pattern dense at distance and gives you the energy you need to down birds cleanly.
What makes these shells stand out is their use of clean-burning powders and consistent manufacturing tolerances. You'll notice less fouling in your barrel compared to some budget options, which means less frequent cleaning between hunts. The shot itself is properly hardened, so pellets stay round through the choke for tighter, more predictable patterns.
The #6 shot size is the go-to choice for early and mid-season upland hunting. You get enough pellets on target for reliable patterns while maintaining the velocity and energy needed for clean kills at reasonable hunting distances. At 1,330 fps, these shells carry shot farther and with more energy than standard velocity loads, giving you a real advantage on wary birds that flush at distance.
Aguila has built its reputation on delivering quality ammunition at prices that let you shoot more. These shells won't cost you as much as premium factory loads, so you can actually afford to pattern your gun and practice before the season opens. For someone who shoots multiple boxes a season for upland game, that adds up to real savings without compromising reliability or field performance.
The main difference is in the powder charge and resulting muzzle velocity. Aguila's High Velocity loads push pellets downrange at 1,330 fps, compared to standard velocities around 1,200 fps. That extra speed means your shot pattern carries farther and maintains denser grouping at distance, which is why these shells work well for upland hunting where longer shots are common.
Yes, #6 shot is a solid choice for upland game including pheasants, especially early and mid-season. With 1-1/4 ounce of #6 shot, you get plenty of pellets on target for reliable patterns while maintaining good per-pellet energy. Late season birds that have been hunted hard can call for slightly larger shot like #5 or #4, but for general upland hunting these shells perform well.
Aguila shells are manufactured to SAAMI and CIP standards with strict quality control, meaning they're reliable and consistent. The main difference versus premium brands is typically in the shot hardness and wad design, which affects pattern density at extreme ranges. For most hunting situations within reasonable distances, Aguila shells deliver solid performance at a price point that lets you actually practice and shoot.
Yes, Aguila shells come in plastic hulls that are reloadable, which makes them attractive if you reload ammunition. The hulls are durable and can handle multiple reloading cycles, helping offset the cost of handloading over time.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.84 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1CHB1206 |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.66 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 640420002569 |
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