REMINGTON GAME LOAD - 20 GA - 2.75" - #6 - 7/8 OZ - 25 RDS/BOX
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REMINGTON GAME LOAD - 20 GA - 2.75" - #6 - 7/8 OZ - 25 RDS/BOX
The Remington Game Load in 20 gauge delivers reliable, hard-hitting performance for upland bird hunters who demand consistent patterns and dependable ignition shot after shot. Loaded with #6 lead shot in a classic 2.75" hull, this shell is a go-to choice for pheasant, grouse, and a wide variety of small game birds across any terrain.
- 20 gauge, 2.75" shell ideal for lightweight upland hunting shotguns
- #6 lead shot offers excellent pattern density for medium-sized game birds
- 7/8 oz shot charge delivers consistent, hard-hitting downrange energy
- Remington's proven primer and powder combination ensures reliable ignition
- 25 rounds per box — great value for a full day in the field
- Made in the USA by one of America's most trusted ammunition manufacturers
Who This Is For
Remington Game Load 20 GA #6 is built for upland bird hunters who favor the lighter recoil and easy handling of a 20 gauge shotgun. Whether you're walking fields for pheasant, flushing quail from thick cover, or hunting ruffed grouse in the timber, this load gives you the shot count and pattern performance to make clean, ethical kills. It's also a solid choice for newer or younger hunters developing their wing-shooting skills without the fatigue of heavier 12 gauge recoil.
Specifications
| Brand | Remington |
|---|---|
| Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Shell Length | 2.75" |
| Shot Size | #6 Lead |
| Shot Weight | 7/8 oz |
| Muzzle Velocity | Approx. 1,200 fps |
| Rounds Per Box | 25 |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Intended Use | Upland Bird / Small Game Hunting |
Frequently Asked Questions
What game birds is Remington #6 20 gauge best suited for?
Remington Game Load #6 shot in 20 gauge is well-suited for medium-sized upland birds including pheasant, ruffed grouse, and Hungarian partridge. The #6 pellet size strikes a good balance between pellet count and individual pellet energy, making it effective at typical flushing and passing shot distances of 20–40 yards. For smaller birds like quail or woodcock, a finer shot size such as #7.5 or #8 may produce denser patterns, while #4 or #5 would be preferable for longer-range or larger game.
Will this ammunition cycle reliably in a semi-automatic 20 gauge shotgun?
A 7/8 oz load at standard velocity is generally suitable for most gas-operated and inertia-driven semi-automatic 20 gauge shotguns, but cycling reliability can vary by platform. Consult your firearm's owner's manual for the minimum recommended load specifications. Some semi-autos designed around heavier 1 oz or 1-1/8 oz target loads may not cycle lighter field loads consistently. Pump-action and break-action shotguns will feed this ammunition without issue.
How should I store this ammunition to maintain its performance?
Store Remington Game Load shells in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, extreme heat, and moisture. Keep them in the original box or an airtight container and away from solvents or chemicals that can degrade the shell's wad and primer. Properly stored shotgun ammunition from a reputable manufacturer like Remington can remain reliable and effective for many years. Avoid storing ammo in vehicles or sheds where temperature swings are dramatic.
- Caliber:
- 20 GA
- Shell Length:
- 2.75"
- Shot Size:
- #6
- Bullet Weight:
- 7/8 OZ
- Purpose:
- Upland & Small Game
- Type:
- Shotgun Ammunition
- Box Quantity:
- 25
- Case Quantity:
- 250
- Lead Free:
- No
