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The Fiocchi Golden Pheasant line has built a solid reputation among upland hunters for a reason. These shells use nickel-plated lead shot rather than plain lead, which means harder, rounder pellets that fly straighter and punch through better. The entire load is designed around optimized wad systems that protect the shot and tighten your pattern in the field. At 1245 fps with a full ounce of #6 shot, you get enough velocity to carry downrange without brutal recoil in a 20 gauge.
The nickel plating is the key difference here. It reduces pellet deformation during the firing process, which translates to tighter patterns and more consistent results from one shot to the next. Real hunters using these shells in the field report they pattern well out of most choke combinations and that the birds they connect with go down cleanly. The combination of hard shot and solid wad construction keeps your pattern together longer, giving you more effective range than standard field loads.
Size 6 shot is a proven choice for pheasant and other upland game when you're keeping shots within reasonable range. It gives you enough pellets in the pattern for reliable hits without over-penetration through game. The 2.75-inch shell is standard across most 20 gauge shotguns and pairs with improved cylinder or light modified chokes to deliver consistent performance. Whether you're hunting early season or thick cover where shots tend to come fast, this load handles itself well.
Fiocchi brings Italian ammunition manufacturing experience to the table with clean-burning powders and consistent component quality. The shells come in convenient 25-round boxes with 10 boxes per case, so you can stock up for the season at a reasonable cost per round.
Nickel plating makes the pellets harder and more uniform, reducing deformation during firing. This results in tighter patterns and better penetration on game. The hardness of the shot also reduces feather drag, helping pellets maintain energy downrange compared to softer plain lead.
Yes, #6 shot is a solid choice for pheasants in 20 gauge when keeping shots to reasonable ranges, typically 40 yards or less. The smaller pellet size gives you a denser pattern with more individual pellets, which is especially useful in thick cover where quick shots are common. Many experienced upland hunters rely on #6 for early season hunting.
These shells pattern well with improved cylinder and light modified chokes. Since each gun digests shells differently, patterning your specific shotgun with your intended choke is always recommended to see how this load performs in your setup.
The vast majority of 20 gauge shotguns will handle 2.75" shells. Always consult your owner's manual to confirm your specific shotgun's chamber length, as some specialized models may differ. Some shotguns are also chambered for 3" shells, which are interchangeable with 2.75" shells in most modern guns.
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.20 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20GP6 |
| Product Type | Nickel-Plated Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.1 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 762344703305 |
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