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Fiocchi's Field Dynamics High Velocity buckshot brings straightforward, proven performance to your shotgun. These shells load 27 nickel-plated lead pellets sized #4, hitting the balance point between pattern density and individual pellet energy that makes them versatile for multiple applications in the field. Running at 1325 fps, they deliver the velocity needed for clean performance on game out to reasonable distances.
The nickel plating here does real work. It helps the pellets stay round as they travel down the barrel and through your choke, rather than deforming into irregular shapes. Rounder pellets fly truer, which means you get denser, more predictable patterns and better penetration when they hit. This consistency is what you're paying for when you step up from plain lead loads.
#4 buckshot sits in a sweet spot for hunting coyotes, hogs, and predator control at close to moderate ranges. The 27-pellet count gives you pattern density without the recoil of heavier loads. Field reports show these pattern well through modified to full chokes, and they're reliable through most shotgun platforms. You'll want to pattern your specific gun at your expected hunting distance, but these are built to give you repeatable, consistent results.
Each box holds 10 rounds, so you can build a solid supply without committing to massive quantities. Cases hold 25 boxes if you find they work well in your setup. The plastic hulls load clean and feed reliably, and Fiocchi's made-in-USA production keeps quality consistent across the batch.
Yes, these shells pattern consistently through most shotgun chokes, especially modified to full. The nickel plating helps maintain pellet roundness for uniform patterns. We'd recommend patterning your specific gun at your expected shooting distance to see exactly what you're working with, but these are known for delivering reliable, repeatable results.
No, these shells are unbuffered. Instead, they rely on the nickel-plated pellets to maintain their shape and resist deformation through the choke. This approach works well and keeps costs down compared to buffered alternatives while still delivering good pattern density.
00 buck uses larger, heavier pellets and typically carries 8-9 per shell, giving you fewer but more powerful impacts. #4 buck loads 27 smaller pellets, creating denser patterns better suited for predator control and hunting at moderate ranges. #4 also produces less recoil, which some find easier to shoot accurately.
Yes, these work for predator control on coyotes and similar game, hunting wild hogs at reasonable distances, and general field use. Many also use #4 buckshot for property defense because the denser pattern offers good stopping power at close range. Always make sure they're appropriate for your specific application and shotgun.
| UPC | 762344702681 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12HV4BK |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Product Type | Nickel-Plated Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 1.1 |
| Shot Size | #4 Buck |
| Units per Box | 10 |
| Cost per Round | 1.30 |
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