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Fiocchi Flyway steel loads bring solid, no-nonsense performance to the duck blind. These shells combine treated steel shot with protective wads and carefully selected powders to put ducks on the strap. At 1500 fps, you get the velocity needed for dependable ballistics without the overkill, and the 1-1/8 ounce payload with #3 shot is right in the sweet spot for typical waterfowl hunting situations.
The real strength here is consistency. These shells use plated steel shot that stays uniform from round to round, which translates to tighter patterns on the board. The wad design and powder selection were engineered together to handle the abuse of a wet marsh environment without skipping a beat. If you've spent any time with clay shells that broke down in humidity, you'll appreciate ammunition built to actually function when it matters.
#3 shot gives you flexibility that shooters value. It patterns well over decoys out to the 35-45 yard range where most duck hunting actually happens. The size performs on a variety of ducks without requiring a different load for every scenario. If you're hunting a mixed bag of mallards, pintails, and teal without swapping shells constantly, this is your load. It's aggressive enough to anchor birds cleanly while staying manageable in terms of recoil and shot string.
These shells show up and work whether you're hunting in fog, drizzle, or actual rain. The wad construction and primer quality keep functionality consistent through long sits in the blind. Field reports from experienced waterfowlers back this up—the Flyway line has earned respect in serious hunting circles because it delivers on performance when you need it most.
#3 steel shot performs best within 35-45 yards, which covers most realistic duck hunting scenarios over decoys. Beyond that distance, the lighter density of steel means energy drops off faster compared to larger shot sizes like #2. Pattern your load in your specific gun to know your effective range with your choke setup.
Steel shot is harder than lead and requires shotguns rated for steel. Check your gun's manual or barrel markings to confirm it's steel-compatible. Most modern waterfowl guns handle steel without issue, but older or specialty shotguns may have restrictions. When in doubt, consult your gun manufacturer.
The Flyway line stands out for consistent quality and reliable patterns at a reasonable price point. Field experience shows they pattern well and function reliably in wet conditions. The plated shot and matched wad design help with consistency shot to shot, which matters when every trigger pull counts.
For geese, most hunters prefer larger shot sizes like #2 or #1, which retain more energy and pattern density at the ranges where geese are typically taken. The #3 Flyway shells are better suited for ducks and small geese at closer ranges, though they'll certainly work if that's what you have available.
| UPC | 762344702193 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 123ST3 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | Steel |
| Shipping Weight | 2.48 |
| Shot Size | 3 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
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