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The Fiocchi Golden Waterfowl line has built a solid reputation with folks who know what they want in a waterfowl load. These 3-inch shells are loaded with uniform zinc-plated steel shot that patterns consistently and delivers reliable knock-down power in the field. The #4 shot size gives you plenty of pellets in the air while maintaining the density needed for clean, effective kills out to reasonable range.
Start with the shot itself. The zinc-plated steel pellets are precision uniform, which means tighter, more predictable patterns compared to bare steel. Combined with the protective wads and clean-burning powders, these shells deliver dense patterns without beating up your gun barrel. At 1350 feet per second, you're getting a velocity that's proven to work, not some marketing gimmick designed to impress folks at the gun club.
These loads cycle reliably through most modern shotguns and don't leave excessive fouling. The 1-1/4 ounce payload of #4 shot gives you roughly 135 pellets per shell, which is solid for mid-range waterfowl work. Field reports show these shells pattern well and keep geese and ducks honest at distances where most hunting happens. Made right here in the USA, they carry years of Fiocchi's waterfowl ammunition experience.
The #4 size sits in that sweet spot for most duck hunting. You get enough pellet count for denser patterns without sacrificing the individual pellet energy that matters on tougher birds. If you've been paying premium prices for imported or specialty ammunition, these give you similar performance without the wallet shock.
#4 shot falls in the middle of the waterfowl spectrum. It gives you more pellets per shell than larger sizes like #2 or #3, which means denser patterns at closer to mid-range distances. Most duck hunting happens well within #4's effective range, though larger shot works better for bigger geese or longer shots.
These are 3-inch shells, so they'll work in any shotgun chambered for 3-inch or 3.5-inch shells. If your gun is a 2-3/4-inch only model, you'll need to stick with standard 2-3/4-inch ammunition. Check your shotgun's barrel markings or manual to be sure before loading.
Field reports show these shells deliver solid patterns and reliable performance at a reasonable price point. The zinc-plated shot is uniform and consistent, which matters more than velocity marketing claims. You're getting proven waterfowl ammunition without paying for premium brands that don't always deliver proportionally better results.
These use quality powders and wads designed to minimize residue. You'll get some fouling like any steel shot load, but nothing excessive. If you're used to shooting modern ammo, these won't require more cleanup than what you'd expect from any waterfowl shell.
| UPC | 762344710624 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 123SGW4 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Grains | #4 |
| Length | 3" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Steel |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.16 |
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