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Fiocchi's High Velocity 20 gauge load strips away complexity and delivers straightforward field performance. Built with a full ounce of chilled #7.5 lead shot and pushed at 1220 fps, these shells are engineered for the upland patterns you need without the price tag that some brands charge. The high brass heads and plastic hulls hold up to repeated firing while the velocity stays consistent enough that you can trust your point of aim.
This load hits that sweet spot between payload and velocity that upland hunters appreciate. The #7.5 shot size gives you enough pellets for a forgiving pattern on fast-moving birds while the 1220 fps velocity extends your effective range beyond lighter dove loads. That combination matters when you're working open country or dealing with birds that want to distance themselves from your gun.
Fiocchi pulls from their competition ammunition background to deliver tight, consistent patterning. The gun-to-gun variation you sometimes see with commodity ammo is minimized here. Using quality components and reliable powders, these shells perform predictably from gun to gun, which keeps your confidence high when birds flush.
Packed in 25-round boxes, these work equally well for serious hunting trips or casual season openers. The high brass construction means these hulls can be reloaded if that's part of your routine, and the standard 2.75 inch length works in any 20 gauge chamber.
Yes, the high brass plastic hulls are designed to be reloadable. The 16mm brass construction is durable enough to take multiple reloads if that's part of your shooting routine. Just follow standard reloading procedures and inspect the hulls before each reload.
Number 7.5 shot carries more pellets per ounce than #6, giving you a denser pattern that's better for smaller birds like quail or grouse. The #6 shot hits harder and is preferred for larger game like pheasants at longer range. These #7.5 shells work great for mixed upland situations where you might encounter multiple bird species.
Yes. Any shotgun with a 3 inch (or 3.5 inch) chamber will safely shoot 2.75 inch shells. The gun will simply fire them without using the full chamber length. This gives you the option to step up to 3 inch magnum loads later if you need more power.
These are loaded to 1220 fps, which is noticeably faster than standard dove or light target loads but not extreme by high-velocity standards. That speed helps extend your effective range and gives you flatter trajectories compared to lighter loads, while keeping recoil moderate in a 20 gauge.
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
| Grains | #7.5 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20HV75 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.1 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 762344700977 |
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