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Federal Premium's Wing-Shok High-Velocity line has earned its reputation with upland hunters who refuse to compromise. These 3-inch, 1-5/8 ounce magnum loads pack the payload and precision needed to take down roosters, grouse, and other tough birds in challenging field conditions.
The difference shows up downrange. Federal starts with premium copper-plated lead shot, which resists deformation better than standard lead. That means your patterns stay tighter and your pellets hit harder at distance. The magnum payload of 1-5/8 ounces gives you the bird-dropping power that serious upland hunters expect. At 1350 feet per second, these shells deliver the velocity needed for consistent performance without sacrificing pattern quality.
Buffered shot construction keeps pellets round as they travel down the barrel, translating to denser patterns and reduced flyer pellets that miss their mark. Less feather draw means more pellets connecting where they count. Number 5 shot is the sweet spot for yearlong upland hunting—heavy enough for late-season birds in thick winter plumage, fine enough for closer-range work on lighter game. Federal's commitment to component quality extends to their primers and powders. Every primer gets inspected for consistency, and propellants are specially formulated to their strict specs. You're getting dependable ignition and clean-burning performance that lets the ballistics do what they're designed to do.
If you hunt wild birds or ever find yourself in late-season conditions where distance matters, patterning these through your gun is time well spent. Different shotguns throw different patterns, and magnum loads can surprise you. Hit the range with a few boxes, check where your gun prints, and head to the field with confidence.
Number 5 shot works well across most upland birds. It's heavy enough for pheasants and late-season game with thick plumage, yet fine enough for grouse, chukar, and quail. Many experienced upland hunters consider #5 their go-to load for variety hunting where you might encounter multiple bird species in the same outing.
Your shotgun's chamber length must accommodate 3-inch shells. Check your barrel marking or the owner's manual to confirm your gun is rated for 3-inch shells. If it only accepts 2-3/4-inch shells, firing a 3-inch load can damage your firearm. You can shoot 2-3/4-inch shells in a 3-inch chamber without issues.
The heavier payload in 3-inch magnums delivers denser patterns and more energy downrange, which matters when hunting wild, far-flushing birds or late-season pheasants with heavy winter feathers. The tradeoff is increased recoil. If you hunt primarily close-range birds like quail or grouse early in the season, a standard 2-3/4-inch load may be all you need.
Yes. Every shotgun shoots differently, and pattern characteristics vary by choke, load, and gun. Spending time at the range with a few boxes lets you see where your specific setup shoots and how the pattern density looks at distance. This information directly affects your hunting success and ethical shot selection in the field.
| UPC | 029465025090 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | P1295 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 3.355 |
| Shot Size | #5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.60 |
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