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Remington Pheasant Loads are straightforward field ammunition built specifically for the 20-gauge upland hunter. These shells combine proven design elements that have worked for generations: a one-ounce charge of #6 lead shot, 2.75-inch hulls, and a velocity rating of 1220 fps. The #6 pellet size hits the sweet spot for pheasant work, delivering enough shot density in the pattern while maintaining the penetration needed to cleanly anchor roosters at typical hunting distances.
These shells use standard high-base payloads with Remington's Power Piston one-piece wad. The design keeps patterns consistent from shot to shot and holds up to the wear of an all-day hunt. If you keep your shots within reasonable range and put the pattern where it needs to be, this load performs without drama or excuses.
The 20 gauge offers a real advantage for upland work: manageable recoil without sacrificing the ability to get the job done. Compared to a 12 gauge, you'll notice the difference after firing a box of shells, especially later in the day. The tradeoff is that you need to be more deliberate with your shooting and choke selection. This Remington load is tuned for hunters who understand those boundaries and work within them.
The combination of shot size, charge weight, and velocity is built for range. With proper choke selection, shooters can expect effective patterning out to about 40 yards. Whether you're hunting wild birds or working a preserve, the predictable ballistics mean fewer surprises in the field. Twenty-five rounds per box gives you enough shells to get through a solid day without constantly counting your supply.
Yes. With proper choke selection, the #6 shot in this Remington load is effective on pheasants out to about 40 yards. The 1220 fps velocity and one-ounce charge deliver the pattern density needed for consistent hits. Many hunters prefer #6 for upland work because it puts more pellets in the pattern while still maintaining enough energy to anchor birds cleanly.
The #6 pellet is slightly smaller, which means more pellets per shot and denser patterns, but less individual pellet energy. The #5 is larger with fewer pellets but more knockdown power per pellet. For 20-gauge work, many hunters favor the #6 for pattern consistency, while others step up to #5 for wild birds at longer range. Patterning your gun will show you which works best in your setup.
A one-ounce charge of #6 lead shot contains approximately 225 pellets. The exact count depends on shot hardness and consistency, but this figure gives you a realistic picture of the pattern density you're working with when you pull the trigger.
Yes, Remington Pheasant Loads will work in any standard 20-gauge shotgun. The 2.75-inch length is the most common 20-gauge shell size. Always check your gun's owner manual to confirm it handles 2.75-inch shells, and make sure the action is clean and functioning properly before heading to the field.
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.92 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20060 |
| Shipping Weight | 2.18 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 047700041209 |
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