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The Remington HyperSonic Steel 12 gauge round stands out for one simple reason: velocity. At 1700 feet per second, this load moves faster than anything else on the market, and that translates directly to fewer missed opportunities in the field.
Why does speed matter? Most ducks are missed from behind. The trouble is you have to lead them, and the faster they're moving, the harder that lead gets to judge. The HyperSonic's velocity cuts that required lead by about eight inches at 40 yards, which is roughly a full body length on a bird in flight. That doesn't sound like much until you're standing in the marsh with birds cupping into the decoys.
Remington engineered a two-stage ignition system that other manufacturers haven't matched. The primer ignites a small powder charge in an ignition chamber that drives the wad forward. Once that's moving, the rest of the powder charge ignites behind it, building massive velocity without excessive pressure. The result is a 1 3/8 ounce payload of #4 steel shot moving downrange with serious purpose.
This 3.5 inch shell comes loaded with premium Remington components: their own hulls, propellants, and primers designed to perform in harsh conditions. The #4 shot size works well for ducks out to extended range and patterns tighter than larger pellets. More pellets in the vital area means quicker, cleaner kills and fewer runners in the marsh. The flat trajectory keeps energy downrange where you need it most, even when conditions are tough.
The HyperSonic uses Remington's Xelerator wad technology, which features a two-stage ignition system. A small powder charge in the ignition chamber accelerates the wad first, then the remaining powder ignites behind it. This generates 1700 FPS without causing excessive pressure. That extreme velocity reduces required lead by about eight inches at 40 yards compared to conventional loads.
#4 steel shot is excellent for ducks and works well at extended ranges where the smaller pellets maintain energy better. It patterns tighter than larger shot sizes, putting more pellets on target. For larger geese, some hunters prefer larger shot like #2 or BB, which come in separate HyperSonic loads.
Your shotgun must be rated for steel ammunition and chamber a 3.5 inch shell. The high velocity and recoil make them best suited for modern semi-automatic or gas-operated shotguns with quality choke tubes. Some pump and over-under guns can shoot them, but semi-autos handle the velocity and recoil characteristics more comfortably.
HyperSonic loads do generate more recoil than conventional steel shells due to their velocity. Shooters accustomed to standard loads should expect noticeably more kick. In semi-automatic shotguns with good design and cushioning systems, the recoil is manageable, but it's worth considering if recoil sensitivity is a concern.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 2.00 |
| Grains | #4 |
| Length | 3.50" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 26799 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Steel |
| Shipping Weight | 3.1313 |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Shot Weight | 1 3/8 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 047700510606 |
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