Federal Speed-Shok 20 Gauge Steel Shotgun Shells - 3 Inch, 7/8 Oz, Shot Size 3, 1550 fps, Pack of 25

Federal's Speed-Shok 20 Gauge steel shotgun shells are designed for reliable and effective waterfowl hunting. These shells feature a 3-inch length and deliver a powerful payload of 7/8 ounces of steel shot size 3, ensuring dense patterns and effective shot placement. The high-performance primer and fast-burning powder within these shells significantly reduce residue, promoting cleaner firing and easier cleanup after hunting expeditions. With an impressive muzzle velocity of 1550 feet per second, they are optimized for consistent performance at various ranges, making them ideal for hunters seeking dependable steel shot for waterfowl and upland game.

Constructed with precision, these shells are suitable for hunting applications where steel shot is required. The combination of high velocity and specialized shot size enhances shot pattern density, increasing hit probability on fast-moving targets. Each box contains 25 shells, and they are packaged in cases of 10 boxes for convenience and bulk purchasing. Federal's commitment to quality ensures that these shells deliver the power and consistency necessary for successful hunts, whether you're pursuing ducks, geese, or other waterfowl. The shells' steel shot type is environmentally friendly and compliant with regulations in many hunting zones, making them a versatile choice for ethical hunting practices.

Features:

• Application: Suitable for hunting waterfowl and upland game

• Gauge: 20 Gauge for versatile hunting use

• Type: Steel shot for environmentally friendly and compliant hunting

• Length: 3 inches for optimal ballistics and patterning

• Ounces: 7/8 oz payload for effective shot density

• Shot Size: 3 for tight patterns and effective range

• Muzzle Velocity: 1550 fps for consistent performance

• Rounds Per Box: 25 shells for ample hunting rounds

• Boxes Per Case: 10 for bulk purchase convenience

• Shot Type: Steel for environmentally conscious hunting practices