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Federal Speed-Shok is built for value without cutting corners on performance. With its high-performance Catalyst primer and fast-burning powder formula, this round produces minimal residue so you spend less time cleaning and more time hunting. The shell fires at 1350 FPS, giving you the velocity you need for steel shot to deliver proper knockdown power on birds.
The engineering here is straightforward: uniformly round pellets fly true and produce tighter shot patterns, while the high-density plastic wad with a gas-sealing flange keeps everything moving efficiently through the barrel. You get consistent ballistics shot after shot, even when conditions turn cold or wet. The 15/16 ounce load and #4 shot size strike a practical balance between pattern density and downrange energy, making this versatile for the birds you're likely to encounter.
The 16 gauge sits in a sweet spot for hunters. It delivers real performance for ducks and geese while remaining lighter and more manageable than a 12 gauge. The 2.75 inch shell length fits any standard 16-gauge shotgun, so compatibility is never a concern. Beyond waterfowl, this load works well where steel shot is required, including certain upland hunting situations where non-toxic shot is mandated. Hunters who know the 16 gauge appreciate what this gauge offers, and Speed-Shok delivers the ammunition that matches that capability.
These shells come 25 per box, which gives you a reasonable working box for a day in the field without excess waste. The brass head and solid construction mean they'll feed reliably through your shotgun. That Catalyst primer ensures ignition when you need it, whether you're on a cold morning or in rough weather.
Yes, Speed-Shok is specifically loaded for waterfowl hunting with its high-velocity design and fast-burning powder formula. The #4 shot size works well for ducks and is suitable where steel is required. Check your local hunting regulations regarding shot size restrictions for the species you're pursuing.
Larger shot sizes like #2 carry more energy downrange and work better for bigger waterfowl at distance, while smaller shot produces denser patterns for closer work on smaller birds. The #4 in this load provides a practical middle ground for general hunting applications.
At 15/16 ounce, this is a standard waterfowl load that keeps recoil manageable while delivering effective shot placement. It's lighter than some 12 gauge loads but appropriate for 16 gauge performance. This weight is typical for modern steel shot waterfowl shells and balances effectiveness with shooter comfort.
The 2.75 inch shell length is standard and compatible with any 16-gauge shotgun designed to handle that shell length. If you're uncertain about an older gun's capabilities or condition, it's worth having it checked by a gunsmith before shooting, as this applies to any ammunition selection.
| Caliber/Gauge | 16 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.04 |
| Grains | #4 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WF168 4 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Steel Shot |
| Shipping Weight | 2.1 |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Shot Weight | 15/16 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 029465027896 |
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