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When you're running a 20 gauge, you're trading recoil for versatility, so you want ammunition that doesn't make you compromise on performance. Remington HyperSonic Steel brings serious velocity to the lighter gauge. At 1600 fps, this load moves fast enough to flatten your trajectory and cut the guesswork out of leading waterfowl, which matters when most ducks get missed from behind anyway.
This isn't just another steel load pushed to a high number. The 7/8 ounce payload packs 135 pellets of #2 steel shot inside a 3-inch shell with Remington's Xelerator wad technology. That wad design is engineered to hold the pattern together longer, which means your pellets maintain velocity and density all the way to where they need to be. The real advantage? More energy hitting vital areas at ranges where 20 gauge loads typically start to fade.
The #2 shot size is the sweet spot for waterfowl in the 20 gauge. It offers enough penetration and energy for mallards and larger ducks without requiring you to squeeze the trigger at impossible distances. Combined with 1600 fps, you're looking at roughly 8 inches less lead required at 40 yards compared to standard velocity loads. That translates directly to cleaner hits and fewer lost birds. The load works well with improved cylinder or modified chokes depending on your hunting distance.
Remington uses their top-shelf components across the board: quality Remington-made hulls, propellants, and primers that hold up in wet conditions and cold temperatures. Whether you're shooting over decoys all morning or in the worst weather the season throws at you, these shells are built to perform consistently box after box. Twenty-five rounds per box means you get a full day of hunting without needing to resupply mid-season.
While HyperSonic Steel is designed for modern 20 gauge shotguns, the high velocity and pressures generated by this load may not be suitable for older or lighter-framed shotguns. Always check your shotgun's manual to confirm it's rated for 3-inch shells and modern steel loads. When in doubt, consult with a gunsmith familiar with your specific model.
Improved cylinder or modified chokes generally work well with this ammunition for typical waterfowl hunting scenarios. Your ideal choke depends on your specific hunting distance and gun, so pattern testing before the season is your best bet. The high velocity of these loads can sometimes pattern tighter than standard-velocity steel, which factors into your choke selection.
The extra velocity gives you flatter trajectories and less required lead, which matters when most waterfowl are missed from behind. The proprietary wad technology maintains pattern density better at distance compared to conventional wads. You'll also see improved downrange energy, meaning better penetration and fewer cripples when you do connect.
#2 steel is effective on mallards and larger ducks, as well as divers. For smaller ducks like teal and wood ducks, #4 or #3 shot sizes work fine and give you better pattern density with the smaller payload of a 20 gauge. Reserve #2 for situations where you're targeting bigger birds or hunting at extended ranges where that extra pellet energy pays off.
| UPC | 047700511108 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 26823 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | Steel |
| Shipping Weight | 2.0875 |
| Shot Size | 2 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.56 |
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