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The Game-Shok line represents Federal's straightforward approach to hunting ammunition. These shells are engineered for hunters who need dependable performance without unnecessary frills, backing up that reliability with quality components and consistent manufacturing.
The high-brass (high base) head gives your shotgun something to grip onto during the feeding cycle. This translates to better reliability across different shotgun types and wear patterns, which matters when you're out in the field where you can't troubleshoot a jam. The heavier brass head also supports the larger propellant charges needed to deliver the velocity you expect, so you get consistent ballistics from round to round.
#5 shot lands in that sweet spot for medium to larger upland game. It carries enough energy for pheasant at typical hunting ranges while still providing adequate pellet count for birds like grouse and partridge. The 1 1/4 ounce payload at 1330 feet per second establishes a dense, effective pattern that doesn't require premium pricing. This load has proven itself season after season because it handles the birds hunters actually encounter.
Federal formulates the shot itself for optimum hardness, which means pellets hold their shape and maintain consistent velocity downrange rather than deforming during the firing process. Combined with the one-piece wad design, this contributes to tighter, more predictable patterns. The ammunition uses select propellants and non-corrosive primers designed for reliable ignition, so you get the same performance from the first shot to the 25th.
#5 shot works well for pheasant, grouse, prairie chickens, and other medium-sized upland birds at typical hunting ranges. It provides a good balance between pellet count and individual pellet energy. Many hunters also use it for mixed-bag days when they might encounter multiple bird species in the same outing.
High-brass shells feature a heavier, reinforced brass head that gives your shotgun better purchase during the feeding and ejection cycles. This means more reliable function across a wider variety of shotgun types and conditions. The stronger construction also supports higher propellant charges, which is why hi-brass loads typically deliver the velocities listed on the box.
Yes, Federal controls multiple variables to support consistent patterning. The shot is formulated for optimum hardness to prevent deformation, the one-piece wad design contributes to uniform pellet distribution, and the select propellants and non-corrosive primers deliver reliable ignition. You'll see shot-to-shot consistency that matters in the field.
These 2.75 inch shells will chamber in any 12 gauge shotgun that accepts 2.75 inch shells, including shotguns proofed for 3 inch or 3.5 inch loads. However, you should always verify your specific shotgun's chamber length in its manual or on the barrel before loading any ammunition. The hi-brass construction may produce more felt recoil than low-brass alternatives.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | H1265 |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.75 |
| Shot Size | #5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 029465001391 |
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