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Kent's Fasteel 2.0 in this 12 gauge, 3-inch configuration has earned a solid reputation among waterfowl hunters for consistent performance across a wide range of field conditions. Built on the foundation of Kent's original Fasteel line but refined with improvements throughout, this load combines proven components designed to handle everything from calm morning blinds to rough open water.
The load starts with precision-ground, zinc-plated steel shot paired with nickel-plated heads, both designed to resist corrosion when you're dealing with moisture, spray, and extended exposure in the blind. The 1-1/8 ounce payload of #4 shot delivers roughly 210 pellets, giving you good pattern density for close to mid-range work over decoys. At 1560 fps, the velocity stays in that sweet spot for energy retention without excessive recoil that'll wear you down through a long day in the field.
The high-performance base wad engineered into every shell is the detail that makes a difference in semi-automatics. It's optimized to cycle smoothly through modern shotguns, which means fast follow-up shots when birds commit to your spread and consistent reliability regardless of weather. Whether you're running a Beretta, Benelli, Browning A5, or whatever modern autoloader you prefer, these shells are built to function without fussing.
Custom-blended powders help manage recoil while maintaining the velocities you need for effective range. The CX2000 primers ensure reliable ignition even when conditions get cold or damp, so you're not fumbling with misfires when the opportunity presents itself. With 25 rounds per box, you get enough for a solid practice session or a productive morning hunt without excessive overhead.
Number 4 steel shot works best for smaller ducks like teal and wood ducks, particularly when shooting over decoys at shorter ranges typically under 35-40 yards. For larger mallards, pintails, or geese, many hunters prefer moving up to #2 or #3 steel for better penetration and knockdown power. Your effective range depends on choke selection and individual gun patterns, so patterning your specific setup is worth the time.
Yes. The high-performance base wad design in these shells is specifically engineered to cycle smoothly in modern semi-automatic firearms, supporting fast follow-up shots and consistent reliability. They function well in popular autos like the Beretta A390, Benelli Super Black Eagle, Browning A5, and similar designs, though individual gun variables always matter.
The zinc-plated pellets provide corrosion resistance when exposed to water, moisture, and humidity—critical when you're hunting in wet environments or spending long hours in humid blinds. The plating also helps pellets maintain shape through the barrel and shot column, which contributes to tighter patterns downrange compared to unplated steel.
The polymer hulls are designed for single-use performance with commercial ammunition loads. While some reloaders do salvage hulls, Kent manufactures these shells with specific components and pressures tailored to their factory loadings, so reloading is not recommended and may affect performance or safety.
| UPC | 656308111414 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | K123FS324 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | Steel |
| Shipping Weight | 2.5 |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.04 |
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