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These Remington Express XLR shells have been engineered for one specific job: putting birds in the bag at distance. The 1-1/8 ounce payload of number 7.5 lead shot leaves the barrel at 1450 feet per second, giving you the velocity needed to maintain energy and pattern integrity when your target is pushing the edge of shotgun range.
Remington built this line around the idea that tighter patterns and extended reach matter to upland hunters. The combination of shot charge, velocity, and carefully designed wads keeps pellets together longer than typical field loads. You get denser patterns without sacrificing the shot count or payload, which means more pellets in your pattern at 35 to 45 yards where most upland opportunities happen.
Number 7.5 shot strikes the right balance across the upland spectrum. Small enough to deliver the pattern density you need for quail and grouse up close, yet substantial enough to anchor pheasants and other larger birds cleanly at distance. The high brass construction ensures reliable feeding through everything from single-shot and break-open actions to semi-automatics and pumps. Each box contains 25 rounds, making it practical to stock up for a season of serious hunting without excessive bulk.
Remington loaded these shells for hunters who understand that better shot placement comes from being confident in your pattern. Whether you're working a stubble field or moving through grassed-over CRP, these shells give you the reach and the pattern to make the most of the opportunity when it presents itself.
Number 7.5 shot works well for upland birds like quail, grouse, dove, and woodcock at close to moderate range. The higher velocity and tight patterns also make these shells capable of cleanly taking pheasants and similar-sized birds at extended distance where many standard loads fall short. The key is knowing your gun's pattern and staying within realistic shooting range for your target.
These shells are standard 2-3/4 inch loads and will chamber in any 12 gauge shotgun designed for that shell length. Most modern 12 gauge shotguns accept 2-3/4 inch shells, whether they're single-shot, break-open, pump, or semi-automatic actions. Always verify your shotgun's specifications and manual to confirm compatibility before shooting.
The Express XLR line is designed around delivering uniform, tight patterns at extended range compared to budget field loads. The 1450 fps velocity and balanced payload provide better pattern density and energy retention than lighter loads. If you regularly hunt beyond 35 yards or need consistent patterns across different chokes, the Express XLR delivers genuine performance advantages worth considering.
Yes, the high brass hulls are designed to be reloaded. Before reloading, inspect each hull carefully for uniformity and damage. Reloading is a practical way to extend the life of these hulls and manage costs for frequent shooters, though you'll need proper reloading equipment and load data for this specific shell configuration.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.92 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20169 |
| Product Type | Express |
| Shipping Weight | 2.586 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 047700519005 |
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