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Federal's Game-Shok Hi-Brass line has been a dependable choice for hunters who want straightforward, no-nonsense ammunition for upland birds and small game. This 20 gauge load packs a 1 oz charge of #6 lead shot, which gives you a solid balance between pattern density and pellet energy. The 1220 fps muzzle velocity keeps things consistent shot to shot, and you're looking at an effective range of around 30 to 40 yards with #6 shot. That's plenty for quail, grouse, pheasants, rabbits, and squirrels when your swing and timing are right.
The high-brass construction on these Game-Shok shells serves a real purpose. That brass-plated steel head feeds more reliably through most 20 gauge shotguns, which means less worrying about jams or feeding issues when you need the gun to work. The one-piece wad design works to keep your pattern tight and consistent, so the pellets stay grouped where they need to be.
If you're out in the field hunting upland birds or working brush for rabbits, these shells give you the power and pattern consistency to get the job done. The #6 shot size is a sweet spot for this type of hunting – small enough to give you a decent pattern spread at typical hunting distances, but heavy enough to have sufficient energy when pellets connect. Federal's quality control on their round shot helps ensure optimal hardness, which improves how the pattern performs when it reaches the target.
These shells are built for hunters who want dependable ammunition without paying a premium, making them a practical choice for a day in the field or when you're working through a box of practice shells at the range.
These loads perform well out to around 30 to 40 yards for upland game and small game hunting. Within that range, the #6 shot maintains solid pattern density and pellet energy for reliable performance. Beyond 40 yards, pattern spread increases significantly and energy drops, reducing effectiveness on game.
The high-brass construction is designed to feed reliably in most modern 20 gauge shotguns. Always check your shotgun's manual to confirm it's rated for the ammunition you're using. The hi-brass design may produce slightly more recoil than standard loads, so make sure your shotgun is rated for it.
These are solid for upland birds like quail, grouse, and pheasant, as well as small game like rabbits and squirrels. The #6 shot size gives you decent pattern density while maintaining enough pellet energy for clean, ethical kills on these game types at reasonable hunting distances.
#6 shot is smaller than #4 or #5, which means tighter patterns and more pellets in the pattern, but with slightly less energy per pellet. This makes it better suited for smaller game and birds. Larger shot sizes like #4 are better for bigger birds like pheasants at longer range, while #7.5 or #8 is typically better for very small game and clay targets.
| UPC | 029465006518 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | H2046 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Grains | #6 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shot |
| Shipping Weight | 2.1563 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.84 |
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