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Federal's Game-Shok Upland line is built around what field hunters actually need: ammunition that feeds reliably, shoots where you point it, and doesn't break the bank. These 16 gauge shells come loaded with 1 ounce of #6 lead shot at 1165 feet per second, a proven combination for upland work across pheasants, quail, grouse, rabbits, and squirrels.
Why the 16 gauge and #6 shot matter here
The 16 gauge deserves more credit than it gets. It delivers the balance between a 12 gauge's power and a 20 gauge's handling, and with a 1 oz payload of #6 shot, you get enough pellets in the pattern to connect reliably on birds and small game without the excessive recoil. The #6 shot size is specifically designed for medium-range upland work where you need pattern density but not the hardness of smaller shot.
Built for consistent patterns
Federal formulates their Game-Shok shot with hardness specs meant to hold patterns tight across distance. The combination of the plastic hull, reliable primer, and this hard-pellet shot means you'll get the same ballistic performance from the first round to the 25th. That's the kind of consistency that matters whether you're working a field at 9 a.m. or running training drills in the afternoon.
A practical choice for field work and practice
These shells come in a 25-round box and hit the middle ground between premium loads and stripped-down budget options. You get Federal's reputation for reliable ignition and feeding without paying premium pricing. The 2.75 inch shell length works in any standard 16 gauge shotgun, and the moderate 1165 fps velocity keeps recoil manageable enough to stay accurate across multiple shots.
The #6 shot and 1 ounce payload make these rounds particularly effective for pheasants, quail, grouse, rabbits, and squirrels. The pattern density works well for birds in brush or open field work where you need reliable connection at typical hunting distances. They're less ideal for very large upland game or waterfowl.
The 16 gauge sits in a sweet spot between the two. You get more effective range and payload than a 20 gauge, but significantly less recoil than a 12 gauge. With 1 ounce of shot, the 16 gauge handles almost any upland hunting situation without battering your shoulder over a full day of hunting or training.
Yes, the plastic hulls are reloadable. Federal brass-plated steel heads hold up well to multiple reloads if you have the equipment and knowledge to do so. Always inspect hulls for damage before reloading and follow safe handloading practices.
While some shooters use them for practice, Game-Shok loads are engineered specifically for hunting performance. For high-volume clay shooting, you might find dedicated target loads offer better value. That said, they'll absolutely work fine if you want to pattern your gun before the season or run casual practice rounds.
| UPC | 029465050665 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | H1606 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 16 Gauge |
| Grains | #6 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.225 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.80 |
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