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Federal's High Over All line brought fresh competition to the target shell market, and the 20-gauge #9 shot option gives you a lighter-recoiling alternative without cutting corners on performance. These shells feature hard, high-antimony lead pellets that resist deformation through the barrel, ensuring the pattern consistency that separates good shots from great ones.
The real game-changer here is Federal's Podium wad. This one-piece design cradles your payload with a cylinder-shaped compression zone that protects pellets from deformation right at ignition, then separates cleanly downrange. The result is fewer flyers and more predictable patterns on every shot. Combined with the clean-burning propellant, you'll notice tight, reliable performance round after round.
The solid brass head paired with the tapered, one-piece plastic hull makes these shells friendly to reload. The design gives you wider options for wad selection when you're ready to reload spent hulls, and the hull itself is built to handle multiple reload cycles. That means you get more value and less waste over time.
Number 9 shot gives you the densest pellet count of common target loads, making it ideal for skeet where pattern density matters more than individual pellet energy. At 1,275 feet per second, this load carries enough punch to break targets cleanly while keeping recoil manageable. The 7/8 ounce payload is standard for 20-gauge competition, so you'll have no surprises when you step up to the line.
Number 9 shot excels at skeet where pattern density and close-range performance matter most. For trap shooting at longer distances, many prefer #7.5 or #8 shot for better individual pellet energy, though #9 can certainly be used. Check your local club rules, as some venues have shot size restrictions for each discipline.
Yes. The tapered one-piece hull and solid brass head are designed specifically with reloaders in mind. The hull structure allows you to use a wider variety of wads compared to straight-wall designs, and the brass head withstands multiple reload cycles. This makes them a good value if you plan to reload your empties.
The Podium wad's cylinder-shaped compression zone protects pellets from deformation as they accelerate down the barrel, then separates cleanly to release a tight pattern. This reduces flyers and maintains consistency from shot to shot, which is crucial when you're competing or trying to improve your craft.
The 20-gauge carries noticeably less recoil than equivalent 12-gauge loads thanks to a lighter payload and lower mass. This makes it easier to shoot more rounds with less fatigue and shoulder punishment, which is especially appreciated during long practice sessions or competitions.
| UPC | 604544684315 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HOA20H9 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 1.955 |
| Shot Size | #9 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.64 |
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