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Federal
Federal Upland Steel 28 gauge ammunition delivers affordable, non-toxic performance for upland bird hunting and clay range work. The 2-3/4" shell loads 5/8 oz of steel shot—a traditional, field-proven load for small-game hunters who want the ballistics they know without the lead. If you're working quail, grouse, or woodcock with a 28 gauge, or spending time at the range breaking targets with steel, this load gives you the velocity and shot count to stay effective at typical upland distances.
The 28 gauge itself appeals to hunters who value a lighter gun and reduced recoil without sacrificing effectiveness on smaller upland species. Steel shot performance in this bore is predictable and reliable—you get the non-toxic compliance many states now require (or prefer) and the pattern density to make clean kills at reasonable range. Federal's reputation for consistent manufacturing means you're not guessing round to round.
Whether you're introducing a younger or lighter-recoil-sensitive shooter to upland hunting or you simply prefer the swing of a 28, this ammunition removes the guesswork. It's the kind of load that works equally well on your best day afield and when you're just putting rounds downrange to stay sharp. Stock it by the case for serious hunters who shoot what they run.
| Gauge | 28 |
| Shell Length | 2-3/4" |
| Shot Weight | 5/8 oz |
| Shot Type | Non-Toxic Steel |
| Manufacturer | Federal Ammunition |
Any 28 gauge shotgun rated for 2-3/4" shells. Check your gun's chamber marking to confirm. Most modern and vintage 28 gauges accept this standard length.
Steel shot is non-toxic and complies with lead-free ammunition regulations in areas that require them. Always check your state's current hunting regulations—some regions mandate non-toxic shot for waterfowl or other game, while upland regulations vary.
Each box contains 25 shells. Cases contain 10 boxes for a total of 250 rounds.
This load is effective on upland game like quail, grouse, and woodcock at typical hunting ranges. It also works well for clay shooting practice and range time.
Federal
Federal Upland Steel 28 gauge ammunition delivers affordable, non-toxic performance for upland bird hunting and clay range work. The 2-3/4" shell loads 5/8 oz of steel shot—a traditional, field-proven load for small-game hunters who want the ballistics they know without the lead. If you're working quail, grouse, or woodcock with a 28 gauge, or spending time at the range breaking targets with steel, this load gives you the velocity and shot count to stay effective at typical upland distances.
The 28 gauge itself appeals to hunters who value a lighter gun and reduced recoil without sacrificing effectiveness on smaller upland species. Steel shot performance in this bore is predictable and reliable—you get the non-toxic compliance many states now require (or prefer) and the pattern density to make clean kills at reasonable range. Federal's reputation for consistent manufacturing means you're not guessing round to round.
Whether you're introducing a younger or lighter-recoil-sensitive shooter to upland hunting or you simply prefer the swing of a 28, this ammunition removes the guesswork. It's the kind of load that works equally well on your best day afield and when you're just putting rounds downrange to stay sharp. Stock it by the case for serious hunters who shoot what they run.
| Gauge | 28 |
| Shell Length | 2-3/4" |
| Shot Weight | 5/8 oz |
| Shot Type | Non-Toxic Steel |
| Manufacturer | Federal Ammunition |
Any 28 gauge shotgun rated for 2-3/4" shells. Check your gun's chamber marking to confirm. Most modern and vintage 28 gauges accept this standard length.
Steel shot is non-toxic and complies with lead-free ammunition regulations in areas that require them. Always check your state's current hunting regulations—some regions mandate non-toxic shot for waterfowl or other game, while upland regulations vary.
Each box contains 25 shells. Cases contain 10 boxes for a total of 250 rounds.
This load is effective on upland game like quail, grouse, and woodcock at typical hunting ranges. It also works well for clay shooting practice and range time.
