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The Remington Express XLR 20 Gauge represents the middle ground between light upland loads and heavy hitters, built around one simple idea: reach game at distances where a standard 20 gauge struggles. At 1350 fps muzzle velocity with a 7/8 ounce payload, these shells punch above their weight class without excessive recoil. That velocity bump matters when birds flush wild or at the edge of your effective range.
Remington designed the Express XLR with a high brass head and specialized wad system that tightens your shot pattern at distance. The consistency matters when you're picking single birds out of a flushing covey. Field tests show these loads deliver dependable patterns through modified and improved modified chokes, making them a step up from basic field loads while staying practical for a full day of walking.
The 7/8 ounce #6 shot size sits in a sweet spot for upland game. #6 works on pheasant and wild birds without over-penetrating, and the reduced payload compared to 1 ounce loads means less recoil than some long-range alternatives. Hunters working pointer dogs over open prairie or pushing brushy edges tend toward this exact load profile. Each box holds 25 rounds of lead shot.
These are green-box Remington shells you can depend on. Lead shot, solid construction, and decades of field testing behind the brand name. Whether you're splitting time between birds and small game, these rounds perform predictably across different shotgun types and chokes.
These are standard 2.75-inch shells that function in most modern 20 gauge shotguns. Always check your firearm's manual for chamber compatibility, particularly with vintage or specialized shotguns. The high brass head and reliable performance make them suitable for breakopen, single shot, and semi-auto actions.
The 1350 fps velocity combined with the balanced wad system creates tighter patterns than standard 7/8 ounce loads. That extra velocity extends your effective range, which is why many hunters choose this load over cheaper field ammunition when birds are flushing at the edge of gun range.
#6 works well for both birds and provides a good balance of pellet count and penetration in a 7/8 ounce load. The shot size sits between lighter loads meant for close-range birds and heavier #5 loads preferred for late-season pheasants. Field conditions and your gun's choke will influence final performance, so patterning is always worth your time.
A 7/8 ounce #6 shot load contains approximately 175 to 185 pellets, depending on shot hardness. That pellet count is adequate for upland work, especially when your patterns stay tight through distance. More pellets don't always mean better results if they're scattered loosely across the pattern.
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20181 |
| Product Type | Express |
| Shipping Weight | 2.055 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 047700519401 |
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