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The 28 gauge has earned its place in the field as one of the most refined upland shotgun options, and Federal Premium Wing-Shok ammunition is engineered to get the most out of it. This load pairs the proven effectiveness of high-velocity performance at 1295 feet per second with copper-plated lead shot that holds its shape better than soft lead, resulting in tighter patterns and deeper penetration where it counts.
The real appeal of this load is how it maximizes what the 28 gauge does best. You get a payload of 307 pellets of #8 shot in a compact 2.75-inch shell that patterns like it should, with the velocity and shot hardness to reach out to birds flushing at practical distances. The brass-plated heads and reliable primers keep things running smooth, while the fast-burning powder reduces barrel fouling during extended hunting sessions. That's the kind of consistency that builds confidence.
The 28 gauge sits in an interesting spot. It's not the raw power player, but it kills surprisingly well at ranges where most upland action happens. The combination of a light, quick-handling gun with minimal recoil means you shoot it better and faster than heavier gauges. The Wing-Shok load plays right into that equation, delivering the downrange energy you need without forcing you to carry unnecessary weight all day. Recoil stays manageable even during long days in the field, which matters more than people realize when you're snap-shooting at rising birds.
These shells come in boxes of 25, making it easy to stock up for the season or grab a few boxes for different hunting situations. The non-corrosive, boxer-primed brass is reloadable if you're into hand-loading. The straight-sided hull loads reliably in your gun's magazine and feeds like it should, every single time.
#8 shot works well for quail and woodcock, where precision matters more than raw power. It delivers plenty of pellets in a tight pattern, which is ideal when birds are flushing at moderate ranges. For larger birds like pheasants, many hunters step up to #6 or #7.5 shot for greater downrange energy, though experienced shots can make #8 work at shorter distances.
Yes. These shells feature boxer primers and reloadable plastic hulls, so they're suitable for hand-loading if you have the equipment and knowledge to do so. The high-brass construction also indicates these hulls are designed to handle reload cycles reliably.
The 28 gauge shoots almost as well as a 20 at typical upland ranges (25-35 yards) while being noticeably lighter and easier to carry all day. The tradeoff is less shot in the air and a narrower margin for error. Many hunters prefer it for the handling and reduced recoil, especially when hunting birds like quail and grouse.
Yes, 1295 fps is on the upper end for 28 gauge loads and helps the pellets maintain energy downrange. This high-velocity approach is one reason Wing-Shok performs well for upland hunting, pushing the effective range of the load without relying on a massive shot charge.
| UPC | 029465007683 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | P283 8 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Grains | #8 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shot |
| Shipping Weight | 1.75 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Shot Weight | 3/4 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.28 |
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