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If you hunt in areas where steel is the only option, or you just prefer going lead-free, Kent Upland Fasteel fills that gap without making you compromise on performance. These 12 gauge shells pack 1 1/8 oz of #7 Precision Steel shot running at 1400 fps, which is a proper upland load that'll keep you in the game all day.
Kent built these shells with upland hunting specifically in mind, not as a generic steel alternative. They use clean-burning powder and high-performance base wads that cycle reliably in both semi-auto and over-under shotguns, even when conditions aren't perfect. The Precision Steel pellets are engineered for tight patterns at the velocities they're pushing, which matters when you're trying to connect on birds moving fast at reasonable distances.
#7 shot is the sweet spot for smaller upland birds like quail, woodcock, and some grouse work. It'll also handle doves and other quick, wary game where pattern density helps more than raw pellet size. If you're leaning toward pheasants or bigger birds consistently, you might prefer #5 or #6, but the #7 gives you good versatility and pattern consistency at typical shooting ranges without unnecessary recoil.
The 2-3/4" shell length is the standard upland format, meaning it'll work in virtually every shotgun made for that length. Twenty-five shells per box keeps things straightforward for field use and practice before the season starts.
#7 steel works well for smaller upland game like quail, woodcock, doves, and some grouse at moderate ranges. It delivers pattern density without excessive pellet size. For larger birds like pheasants or longer-range hunting, many prefer #5 or #6 steel, but #7 will handle them in close to medium-distance situations.
Kent designed these shells to cycle smoothly in both semi-automatic and over-under shotguns rated for steel shot. Modern shotguns handle them well. If you're running an older gun or aren't sure whether yours accepts steel, check your owner's manual first—some older shotguns aren't compatible with steel loads.
Steel is less dense than lead, so it doesn't retain energy quite as far. That's why many hunters step up one shot size when switching to steel to get similar performance. The 1400 fps velocity in these loads helps compensate for that density difference, and the Precision Steel pellets are engineered for tighter patterns to make the most of the payload.
Some ranges allow steel shot, but many don't because of safety and backstop wear. Check with your clay club or range first. These are purpose-built for hunting upland game, and there are dedicated clay loads that work better for that application anyway.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.96 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | K122US327 |
| Product Type | Fasteel |
| Shipping Weight | 2.96 |
| Shot Size | #7 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 656308400877 |
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