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Remington Nitro-Steel shells have earned their reputation among serious waterfowl hunters for one simple reason: they work. These 3.5-inch magnum loads are built on the idea that bigger targets demand heavier payloads and faster velocities. At 1500 feet per second, you're getting the velocity needed to reach those birds that are working at the edge of your range.
The real advantage of these magnum loads comes from the extra hull capacity. That bigger 3.5-inch shell gives Remington room to stuff 1.5 ounces of steel shot into every round, which translates to denser patterns downrange and more lead on target when it matters. If you're hunting big water or open fields where birds are coming in from distance, this payload makes the difference.
The Nitro-Steel shot itself is nothing fancy on the surface, but that's the point. Every pellet is spherical and zinc-plated to resist corrosion, which matters when you're running these shells through wet marsh conditions hour after hour. That plating keeps the shot round as it flies, which means your patterns stay consistent from 30 yards out to the limits of what BB shot is designed to handle. The four-petal wad cup protects your barrel and works reliably across different choke tubes, whether you're running aftermarket ported chokes or factory equipment.
These shells include Wet Pruf sealing at the primer and mouth, which means your rounds function reliably even when conditions get sloppy. Your ammo stays dry where it matters, so misfire worries take a backseat to the actual work of hunting. Each box contains 25 rounds, enough to pattern your gun and fill a couple of shell belts for a serious day on the water.
Yes, your shotgun must be chambered for 3.5-inch magnum shells. Always check your barrel or owner's manual before loading any ammunition. The chamber marking should clearly indicate 3.5" or 3-1/2". Your shotgun should also have a barrel rated for steel shot, as some older barrels and Damascus or twist steel barrels are not compatible with steel ammunition.
BB shot is the largest pellet size available in the Nitro-Steel line and delivers deeper penetration on larger waterfowl like geese and large ducks. Smaller shot sizes like #2 or #4 produce tighter patterns at shorter ranges and work better on smaller ducks. BB's larger mass means more energy transfer at distance, making it the choice when you need knockdown power on big birds.
Nitro-Steel shells are fully compatible with aftermarket ported and wad-stripping chokes, but your choke must be rated for steel shot. Steel is harder than lead and can damage or restrict barrels not specifically rated for it. If you're using factory chokes, verify they're steel-shot compatible. Different chokes will tighten or open your pattern, so patterning your gun with your specific setup before the season is important.
The zinc plating prevents rust and corrosion on the steel shot, which is crucial in wet waterfowl hunting conditions. It also keeps the pellets round and smooth as they travel down the barrel and into the air, ensuring consistent and dense patterns. This combination of protection and performance consistency is what makes these shells reliable season after season.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.44 |
| Length | 3.50" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20837 |
| Product Type | High Velocity |
| Shipping Weight | 3.335 |
| Shot Size | #BB |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 047700517704 |
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