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The Remington Express XLR line represents a proven approach to upland hunting that's earned trust from serious field hunters for decades. These 2.75-inch shells pack 1 ounce of #7.5 lead shot, sized perfectly for the smaller, faster-moving game that defines most upland seasons.
What sets these loads apart is their commitment to tight, consistent shot placement. The Power Piston wad system maintains patterns across the effective range, while premium shot selection ensures pellets don't deform on firing. This engineering matters when you're threading a bead through thick cover or connecting on a bird flushing 35 to 40 yards out. The 1220 fps velocity delivers energy without excessive recoil, which adds up when you're spending all day in the field.
This shot size sits right in the sweet spot for what most people actually hunt. Quail, dove, woodcock, and grouse all fall cleanly to #7.5, while rabbits and squirrels offer additional options when the birds aren't cooperating. The high pellet count in the 1 oz payload gives you the density needed for follow-up shots on flushing birds, and that same density translates well to early-season pheasants when younger birds haven't yet toughened up. Late-season hunting or bigger birds might push you toward #6 shot, but for the bulk of upland work, this is a working person's choice.
These shells come in boxes of 25 and load consistently from gun to gun. The high brass construction ensures smooth cycling through whatever 20 gauge you're running, whether it's a side-by-side, pump, or autoloader. Build trust with a load that works before you need it.
These shells excel on quail, dove, woodcock, and grouse at typical upland ranges. Early-season pheasants and rabbits fall cleanly to #7.5 as well. The high pellet density makes follow-up shots on flushing birds easier, though late-season pheasants or longer-range work might push you toward #6 shot for better penetration.
Remington's Power Piston wad system keeps shot organized through the barrel and beyond, while premium lead pellets resist deformation during firing. The antimony crimp in the case adds another layer of consistency that shows up as tighter grouping downrange, particularly important when distance increases.
While primarily designed for hunting, the consistent ballistics and tight patterns make them viable for casual clay shooting or practice. The 1 oz payload is slightly heavy for competitive trap, but they'll cycle reliably and hit hard on clay birds.
These shells perform best from inside 20 yards out to around 50 yards, with the sweet spot typically between 30 and 40 yards. At those ranges, the dense pattern of #7.5 pellets delivers both consistency and sufficient energy for clean kills on upland game.
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.12 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20339 |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.2 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 047700016603 |
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