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When you're hunting small upland birds or working quail, the Fiocchi Hi-Vel 20 gauge brings real downrange performance to a gauge that's already easy to shoot all day. These 3-inch shells load 1-1/4 ounces of #8 lead shot moving at 1,200 feet per second—that velocity matters because it lets the pattern hold together longer than what you'd typically see from lighter loads or smaller gauges. This is the kind of load that extends your effective range without piling on recoil.
Fiocchi's Field Dynamics line uses quality components throughout: chilled lead shot, proper wad construction, and consistent powder charges. The result is ammunition that patterns reliably so you know what to expect when you're in the field. Hunters using these shells have reported success on grouse, quail, and other game that requires precision patterns at moderate distances. The high brass hull signals the power level, and the reload quality is there if you're into handloading.
#8 shot size works best when you're expecting closer encounters with quick-flushing birds. The smaller pellets create that dense pattern you want when you only get quick snap shots, and they're lethal on quail and partridge without being excessive. Some hunters also use this load for dove when they want tighter patterns. A full 25-round box gives you enough to get a full day in the field or practice to pattern your gun before the season opens.
Fiocchi has been manufacturing ammunition since 1876 and operates a major facility in Ozark, Missouri, which means these shells are made right here in the US with quality control most shooters appreciate.
#8 shot is ideal for upland birds like quail, dove, and partridge where you expect close range encounters. The smaller pellets create the dense patterns these fast-flushing birds demand. Some hunters also reach for these for ducks in tight cover, but they're not recommended for larger game like pheasants at distance, where larger shot sizes generally perform better.
That extra velocity helps the pattern hold tighter at extended ranges, which means you maintain effective distance on birds that flush further out than you might expect. You're not getting massive differences over standard loads at typical 20 to 35 yard shots, but the higher velocity does maintain pattern integrity better downrange, especially with smaller shot sizes like #8.
Your shotgun must be chambered for 3-inch shells. Most modern 20 gauge shotguns accept 3-inch rounds, but always check your barrel marking or owner's manual to confirm. Using the wrong shell length can cause function issues or damage. When in doubt, stick with 2-3/4 inch shells.
Yes. Fiocchi shells have a solid reputation among reloaders for consistent dimensions and durability through multiple reloads. The brass base is strong, and the six-point crimp is reliable, making them a good choice if you reload your own ammunition.
| UPC | 762344707969 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 203HV8 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.406 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.04 |
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