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Fiocchi's Field Dynamics Upland Steel line has earned a solid reputation among upland hunters for delivering consistent performance when it counts. These 2.75-inch shells pack 1-1/8 ounces of #6 steel shot moving at 1400 fps, a velocity sweet spot that balances range extension with predictable patterning.
The 1400 fps velocity is the real story here. It gives you a flatter trajectory and better energy retention at distance compared to standard velocity steel loads, which matters when you're working birds across open country or when a rooster flushes beyond normal gun range. The #6 shot size splits the difference between dense patterns and knock-down power, making it versatile across the typical upland game birds. Fiocchi triple-filters their shot for more uniform pellets, which translates to tighter, more predictable patterns on the birds that matter.
These shells use non-corrosive primers and Fiocchi's proven manufacturing standards, meaning you can run them through semi-autos and pump guns without babying your shotgun afterward. The company has been refining shotshell design since 1876, and that experience shows in the consistent performance hunters report in the field. They cycle reliably in most modern shotguns and handle the varied conditions of a day chasing upland game.
Expect optimal performance between 20 and 40 yards, which covers most upland hunting situations where you'll encounter pheasants, grouse, and similar game birds. The steel shot itself makes these legal in areas where lead restrictions apply, opening up more hunting opportunities without sacrificing the ballistics you need. For best results, improved cylinder or modified chokes work well with these loads, though patterning your specific shotgun will show you exactly what to expect.
Yes, these shells use non-corrosive primers and standard loading practices compatible with modern shotguns. They cycle reliably in semi-autos and pump guns without requiring special maintenance. Just make sure you're using a shotgun rated for 2.75-inch shells, and always follow your manufacturer's recommendations.
The 1400 fps velocity produces a flatter trajectory and better energy retention at distance than slower steel loads, which typically run 1200-1300 fps. This helps when birds flush at longer ranges. The higher velocity also requires slightly less lead on crossing targets, though the difference is subtle compared to the improved distance capability.
Improved cylinder or modified chokes generally work well with these loads. Since steel shot patterns differently than lead, the best approach is to shoot your specific gun at the pattern board to see how it performs with your preferred choke. This takes the guesswork out of where your pellets will be when you squeeze the trigger.
Yes, that's one of the main advantages of steel shot. These shells are compliant in areas with lead shot restrictions, letting you hunt upland game in regions where you couldn't use traditional lead ammunition. Check your local regulations to make sure, but the steel makeup of the pellets satisfies the requirements.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.64 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12HVST6 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 762344713182 |
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