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Federal's Wing-Shok Magnum line represents the top tier of upland hunting ammunition, and this 20-gauge 3-inch load lives up to that reputation. Whether you're working through stands of oak or flushing birds from thick cover, these shells bring premium components and ballistics designed specifically for serious upland hunters.
The foundation of these shells is extra-hard copper-plated lead shot paired with specialized buffering that reduces deformation during the firing sequence. This combination means tighter, denser patterns downrange and better energy transfer when you connect. At 1300 fps with a full 1 1/4 ounce payload, the ballistics sit in that sweet spot where you get both velocity and shot charge without excessive recoil. The number 5 shot size balances pellet count with individual pellet energy, making it versatile for everything from early-season quail to tough roosters late in the season.
Federal's quality control in the Wing-Shok line is evident in every detail. The brass-plated heads prevent corrosion and ensure reliable feeding through your shotgun's action. Premium primers are inspected more frequently than standard ammunition to guarantee consistent ignition shot after shot. The propellants used are specifically formulated to Federal's standards, delivering clean-burning performance that helps you pattern your gun confidently. All these components working together mean you'll see the tight patterns and reliable function that premium ammunition promises.
Each box contains 25 shells, so you get a full day's worth of hunting from a single box. The yellow hull is industry standard for 20-gauge shells and makes identification quick and simple.
These are 3-inch magnum shells, so your shotgun must be chambered for 3-inch loads. Never attempt to fire 3-inch shells in a shotgun marked for 2 3/4-inch shells only. If you're unsure what your gun is chambered for, check the barrel marking or your owner's manual.
Number 5 shot is widely considered the sweet spot for 20 gauge upland hunting. It offers a good balance of pellet energy and pellet count, making it effective on pheasants, grouse, quail, and similar-sized birds. Some hunters prefer #4 for late-season roosters or longer shots, while #6 works well for early season or lighter birds like dove and quail.
The copper plating hardens the pellets so they deform less during firing, resulting in tighter, more consistent patterns. Less deformation also means the pellets carry more energy and penetration through feathers and bone. This combination gives you denser patterns at field distances, which translates to more reliable kills on birds.
As long as your shotgun is marked or chambered for 3-inch shells, they'll function fine. These are standard shotshell dimensions, so semi-autos, pumps, and over-under shotguns all handle them the same way. The 1 1/4 ounce load will generate moderate recoil depending on your gun's weight, so lighter shotguns will recoil more noticeably than heavier ones.
| UPC | 029465025489 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | P2585 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.64 |
| Shot Size | #5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.52 |
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