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If you're serious about dove, quail, or upland hunting, Rio's Game Load High Velocity shells are built to deliver. The 1-1/4 oz payload of #7.5 lead shot creates dense patterns that connect reliably at medium to long ranges, while the 1330 fps velocity keeps your trajectory flat and your follow-up shots quick. These are shells that respect the quarry and don't waste your effort.
The Game Load HV stands out for its straightforward approach to upland hunting. High brass casings and quality construction mean reliable feeding in pump-action and semi-auto shotguns alike. Rio builds these shells with consistency in mind, so every box shoots like the last. That consistency matters when you're trying to establish a pattern and build confidence in your gun.
#7.5 shot is the classic choice for smaller upland birds for a reason. You get enough pellets in the air to create a tight spread without over-penetration, and the energy retention at typical hunting distances holds up well. The 1-1/4 oz payload is heavier than many standard dove loads, giving you more pellets per shell and better odds on those faster-flying birds or longer shots. At shorter ranges, this load is also effective on rabbits and squirrels without unnecessary meat damage.
Rio's manufacturing combines traditional shotshell expertise with modern quality control. The 2.75" shell format is standard in most shotguns, making these shells universally compatible. Clean-burning powders keep fouling minimal during long hunting days, and the consistent velocities mean your patterning work at the range actually translates to the field.
This load excels for upland birds like dove, quail, grouse, and woodcock. The #7.5 shot size provides dense patterns ideal for smaller, faster-moving birds at typical hunting ranges. At closer ranges, it's also effective on rabbits and squirrels without excessive meat damage. The combination of payload and velocity makes it particularly strong on higher-flying or fast-flushing birds.
1330 fps is considered high-velocity for upland game shells and provides several practical benefits. The increased speed delivers flatter trajectories, better range retention, and faster target acquisition, which helps when birds are moving quickly or at extended distances. This velocity is fast enough for effective hunting without the heavy recoil you'd get from magnum loads.
Yes, Rio Game Load High Velocity shells are designed to cycle reliably in standard semi-automatic shotguns. The high brass casings and consistent velocity help ensure smooth feeding and ejection. However, always consult your shotgun's manual to confirm compatibility, as some gas-operated actions may have specific recommendations for load types.
The #7.5 shot size holds energy better at distance compared to #8 shot, making it a solid choice if you expect longer-range opportunities. Both are popular for dove and quail, but #7.5 gives you slightly more knockdown power while still maintaining dense patterns. Many wingshooters prefer #7.5 for its versatility across different upland birds and shooting distances.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.68 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TGHV3675 |
| Shipping Weight | 2.65 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 8435101623063 |
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