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The Browning BXD Upland in 16 gauge is purpose-built for hunters who demand clean, reliable performance when it matters most. Each box of 25 rounds carries 1 1/8 ounces of nickel-plated #6 shot that launches at 1295 fps, giving you the velocity and pattern consistency needed to connect on fast-flushing birds without the recoil punishment of a 12 gauge.
Nickel plating isn't just marketing. The coating keeps individual pellets round as they travel downrange, which means they maintain velocity longer and stay grouped tighter. This translates to deeper penetration and more pellets on target when you actually pull the trigger at a rooster or grouse. The plastic hull is built to feed smoothly and eject reliably through most 16 gauge shotguns without fuss.
Finding good 16 gauge ammunition shouldn't feel like archaeology. The 2.75-inch BXD Upland load fits standard 16 gauge chambers and patterns predictably, making it an excellent choice whether you're working with a vintage Model 12, a Browning A5 Sweet 16, or any other 16 gauge you trust. Customers consistently report that the nickel-plated shot groups well compared to standard lead loads, and #6 shot has proven itself effective on upland game for generations.
This load shines during late-season hunts when birds are wary and conditions are tough. The aerodynamically stabilized wad design helps put more pellets where you aim, focusing your energy on the target rather than scattering it across the countryside. Whether you're hunting pheasants, grouse, or quail, the BXD Upland delivers the kind of predictable, no-nonsense performance that turns good hunts into great ones.
Yes. The nickel-plated shot maintains its roundness during flight, which reduces deformation and creates tighter, denser patterns than standard lead loads. Many users report that these shells pattern noticeably better than comparable unplated ammunition, especially at distances beyond 30 yards where pattern density matters most.
Absolutely. #6 shot has been a proven upland load for generations, and with the velocity and pattern consistency of this BXD load, it's more than adequate for clean, ethical harvests. The nickel plating ensures the pellets retain sufficient energy downrange to penetrate properly.
The 16 gauge sits between the 20 and 12, offering slightly more shot and energy than a 20 while delivering less recoil than a 12. For many hunters, especially those who shoot a lot, the 16 is the sweet spot. With 1 1/8 ounces of shot, this load gives you good bird-stopping capability without shouldering a magnum.
Yes. The 2.75-inch length is standard, and the plastic hull feeds and ejects reliably in virtually all 16 gauge shotguns, from vintage single barrels to modern semi-autos. If you have any doubt about your specific shotgun, verify that it's chambered for 2.75-inch shells before loading.
| Caliber/Gauge | 16 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.04 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B193511626 |
| Product Type | Nickel-Plated Lead |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892023475 |
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