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The Fiocchi Golden Turkey 12 gauge 3-inch shell sits at the sweet spot for spring and fall hunting. You get the pellet density that #6 shot provides without sacrificing the punch you need when it matters. The 1-3/4 ounce load cycles at 1325 feet per second, delivering solid patterns out to the 35 to 40-yard range where most realistic turkey setups happen.
What makes this load stand out is the nickel-plating on the shot. That coating keeps pellets round and true as they travel down the barrel and through your choke. You end up with tighter, more consistent patterns because the nickel helps pellets maintain their spherical shape and resist deformation on impact. That means more consistent energy transfer when the shot connects.
A lot of turkey hunters have strong opinions about shot size, and for good reason. The #6 sits right in the middle of the traditional lead turkey range. You get more pellets in the pattern than you would with #4 or #5, which means better odds of connecting on the head and neck at moderate distances. The tradeoff is range, but if you're patterning your gun and disciplining your shots to within 40 yards, #6 lead performs reliably when paired with the right choke.
Fiocchi brought back its Golden Turkey line in 2022 with a fresh approach to an old standard. The clean-burning powder reduces fouling, and the improved wad design helps maintain the shot column integrity during the firing sequence. That matters because loose or deformed patterns mean missed opportunities. These shells load in standard plastic hulls with quality primers, so you get dependable ignition in cold weather or wet conditions.
Pattern your gun before the season to see how it groups at your expected hunting distances. Shot shells perform differently in different shotguns and choke combinations, so finding what works for your setup is the only way to know if you're truly ready.
Shot size determines pellet count and pattern density. #4 shot has fewer, larger pellets that retain energy at longer range but can leave gaps in your pattern. #6 shot gives you more pellets per shell for denser patterns at close to moderate range, which helps your odds of a head and neck hit. #5 split the difference. The right choice depends on your expected hunting distance and what your gun patterns best with.
Nickel plating keeps pellets round and aerodynamic as they pass through your shotgun's barrel and choke. This results in tighter, more consistent patterns and better pellet integrity on impact. The coating also reduces deformation when pellets hit bone and feathers, which means deeper penetration and more reliable performance at typical hunting ranges.
These shells deliver reliable patterns and lethality out to around 35 to 40 yards with proper choke selection and shot placement. Always pattern your specific shotgun before the season to confirm where your gun groups at different distances. Shot string and pellet spread vary between shotguns, so what works in one gun might not work the same in another.
Yes. The Fiocchi Golden Turkey hulls are plastic cases with quality brass heads, making them suitable for reloading if you're set up for it. Check your reloading manual for specifications and load data specific to these hulls.
| UPC | 762344703732 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 123TRKC6 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Shipping Weight | 1.41 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 10 |
| Cost per Round | 1.40 |
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