B&P Ammunition 20B1H5 Heavy Pheasant 20Gauge 2.75" 1Oz 5Shot 25Rd BxB&P AMMUNITION$22.19
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B&P AMMUNITION
B&P Ammunition's 20B1H4 Heavy Pheasant 20-gauge shotshell is purpose-built for upland bird hunters who demand reliable, hard-hitting loads from a lighter-recoiling platform. Loaded with 1 ounce of #4 shot in a 2.75" hull, these rounds deliver the payload and pattern density you need to cleanly take roosters and other game birds at hunting distances, without the punishing recoil of 12-gauge magnums. Twenty-five rounds per box makes it easy to stock up for a season of early mornings in the field.
The #4 shot size is the classic choice for pheasant—large enough for clean, ethical kills on tough birds, but small enough to maintain pattern density across the ranges where most upland hunting happens. B&P's reputation for consistent quality and affordability means you can practice, pattern your gun, and hunt without breaking the bank. Lead shot loads remain the economical, time-tested standard for serious upland hunters who aren't bound by waterfowl regulations.
Whether you're swinging on roosters over a dog, pushing through CRP, or working a release-bird operation, 20-gauge Heavy Pheasant loads give you the balance of knockdown power and shooter comfort. Many hunters prefer the 20 for its lighter kick and faster target acquisition, especially when you're on your feet all day. Load up a box and get out there.
| Gauge | 20 |
| Shell Length | 2.75" |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Rounds per Box | 25 |
| Load Type | Lead shot |
| SKU | 20B1H4 |
#4 shot is the go-to choice for pheasant and similar upland birds. It hits hard enough for clean kills on tough roosters and maintains pattern density at typical hunting ranges.
Yes, if your shotgun has a standard 20-gauge chamber. These are 2.75" shells—check your gun's chamber marking to confirm compatibility. Most modern 20-gauge shotguns accept 2.75" loads.
Each box contains 25 rounds, so a case of 10 boxes gives you 250 shells total.
A 20-gauge is lighter and faster-handling in the field, produces less recoil, and is still plenty effective on pheasants with proper loads like this 1-ounce #4 shot. Many hunters find it more comfortable for a full day of walking and shooting.
B&P AMMUNITION
B&P Ammunition's 20B1H4 Heavy Pheasant 20-gauge shotshell is purpose-built for upland bird hunters who demand reliable, hard-hitting loads from a lighter-recoiling platform. Loaded with 1 ounce of #4 shot in a 2.75" hull, these rounds deliver the payload and pattern density you need to cleanly take roosters and other game birds at hunting distances, without the punishing recoil of 12-gauge magnums. Twenty-five rounds per box makes it easy to stock up for a season of early mornings in the field.
The #4 shot size is the classic choice for pheasant—large enough for clean, ethical kills on tough birds, but small enough to maintain pattern density across the ranges where most upland hunting happens. B&P's reputation for consistent quality and affordability means you can practice, pattern your gun, and hunt without breaking the bank. Lead shot loads remain the economical, time-tested standard for serious upland hunters who aren't bound by waterfowl regulations.
Whether you're swinging on roosters over a dog, pushing through CRP, or working a release-bird operation, 20-gauge Heavy Pheasant loads give you the balance of knockdown power and shooter comfort. Many hunters prefer the 20 for its lighter kick and faster target acquisition, especially when you're on your feet all day. Load up a box and get out there.
| Gauge | 20 |
| Shell Length | 2.75" |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Rounds per Box | 25 |
| Load Type | Lead shot |
| SKU | 20B1H4 |
#4 shot is the go-to choice for pheasant and similar upland birds. It hits hard enough for clean kills on tough roosters and maintains pattern density at typical hunting ranges.
Yes, if your shotgun has a standard 20-gauge chamber. These are 2.75" shells—check your gun's chamber marking to confirm compatibility. Most modern 20-gauge shotguns accept 2.75" loads.
Each box contains 25 rounds, so a case of 10 boxes gives you 250 shells total.
A 20-gauge is lighter and faster-handling in the field, produces less recoil, and is still plenty effective on pheasants with proper loads like this 1-ounce #4 shot. Many hunters find it more comfortable for a full day of walking and shooting.