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If you love hunting upland birds with a 28 gauge, the B&P Upland Game line puts together everything that makes this little gauge so much fun to shoot. Built on B&P's proven Gordon System technology, these shells deliver the kind of consistent patterns and smooth recoil that keep shooters coming back.
What you're getting here is 1 ounce of nickel-plated #6 shot loaded to 1210 fps, a velocity that patterns well without punishing your shoulder. The #6 size hits the sweet spot for most upland work, from tight-flushing quail to grouse in thick cover. It's got enough pellets to maintain pattern density at typical hunting ranges while keeping your follow-up shots smooth and fast.
B&P's Gordon System uses a shock-absorbing wad that does real work reducing recoil and pressure. This means the shells cycle reliably through your gun while keeping the shooting experience smooth, even when you're working birds all day. The nickel-plated shot helps resist deformation during the firing sequence, which translates to more consistent, denser patterns downrange.
There's a reason #6 shot has been the standard for upland birds across generations. It carries enough energy to drop birds cleanly without shredding meat, and the pellet count gives you forgiving patterns when birds flush closer than expected. This load works on everything from small upland species to mid-sized game at reasonable ranges.
Each box holds 25 rounds, and with B&P's quality components and proven manufacturing standards, you're looking at the kind of ammunition that performs the same way shot after shot. You won't have to think about inconsistency when you're focused on your dog and the birds.
The 1 oz #6 load will work on pheasants inside 30 to 35 yards with proper shot placement and the right choke, though many hunters prefer heavier loads for pheasants. It's genuinely ideal for smaller upland birds like quail, grouse, and woodcock where that lighter payload and recoil really shine.
Improved Cylinder or Modified chokes are the standard choice for upland hunting with 28 gauge. At typical flushing distances, you're looking at closer shots where pattern density matters more than extreme range. Patterning your gun will show exactly what choke works best with your specific shotgun and where you hunt.
Yes. The shock-absorbing wad design in B&P's Gordon System noticeably reduces felt recoil and pressure compared to standard shotshell designs. For someone shooting a 28 gauge all day, that difference adds up, especially on follow-up shots when birds flush in pairs or coveys.
These are standard 2.75 inch shells, so they'll work in any 28 gauge shotgun chambered for 2.75 inch ammunition. Check your gun's specifications if you're unsure about chamber length, since some older 28 gauges used 2.5 inch shells.
| UPC | 878122006077 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 28B1UP6 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 2.1 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.16 |
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