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Kent Upland Fasteel shotshells pack everything upland hunters need into a 2.75-inch shell that won't wear you down during a full day in the field. The 7/8-ounce #6 steel payload reaches 1500 fps, giving you the velocity and energy to connect cleanly on birds at practical upland ranges. These loads are built with Precision Steel shot technology that ensures tight, consistent patterns regardless of your choke setup or shooting conditions.
The 20 gauge format hits a sweet spot for upland hunting. It's light enough to carry all day without fatigue, yet capable of dropping birds when you do your part. The #6 shot size sits right in that zone where you get enough pellets for a forgiving pattern on flushing birds while maintaining the velocity needed for steel to penetrate effectively. Kent loaded these with premium powders and reliable components designed to cycle smoothly in both semi-auto and over-under shotguns, so you can focus on your dog work instead of worrying about failures.
Steel shot has a deserved reputation for being finicky in 20 gauge, but these loads prove it doesn't have to be. The key is velocity and shot quality. Kent delivers both. Precision Steel shot is engineered to resist deformation and maintain pellet uniformity downrange, which means tighter patterns and better performance at the 25- to 40-yard range where most upland opportunities happen. The high-velocity load and clean-burning powder give you the performance of heavier lead loads without the payload, which adds up when you're covering ground all season.
Each box contains 25 rounds, and the shells come packaged as 25 per box, 10 boxes per case if you're stocking up for the season.
Most modern 20 gauge shotguns handle steel shot without issue, but some older guns or specialized firearms may not be compatible. Check your shotgun's manual or contact the manufacturer to confirm it's rated for steel shot before using these loads. If your gun was designed for lead only, steel can cause damage over time.
Number 6 steel works well on quail, grouse, woodcock, and smaller upland game. For larger, tougher birds like pheasants, especially late in the season, many hunters step up to #5 steel if they want maximum penetration. That said, tight patterns and good shot placement matter more than shot size, so pattern your gun with these loads and practice at distance.
Steel shot needs velocity to perform effectively since it's less dense than lead. That 1500 fps load keeps your pellets moving fast enough to maintain energy downrange, which helps with pattern integrity and penetration on birds at 30-40 yards. It's one of the key reasons Kent Upland Fasteel patterns so well compared to slower steel loads.
While these shells contain steel shot and are technically compliant with waterfowl regulations, they're designed specifically for upland game. Kent makes dedicated waterfowl loads that pattern better for ducks and geese. If you need a multi-purpose shell, check your local regulations and consider loads engineered for your actual hunting situation.
| UPC | 656308400969 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | K202US246 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Product Type | Fasteel |
| Shipping Weight | 1.95 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.96 |
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