MIGRA STAXD Steel 12GA 3.5" 1-5/8oz #2-4 Shotgun Shells - 25 RoundsMidwest Industries$34.75
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Migra Ammunition
Migra Steel Waterfowl Stacked Shotshells in 12ga 3.5" bring a thoughtful approach to duck and goose hunting by pairing two shot sizes in a single load. The #2 and #4 combination gives you the reach and energy of larger pellets combined with the pattern density of smaller shot, letting you adapt to different distances and angles without reloading between shots. Loaded to 1425 fps with 1-3/8 oz of steel shot and no fillers, these shells deliver the speed and consistency waterfowl hunters need when opportunities don't always cooperate.
Small-batch manufacturing is a point of pride for Migra—it means tighter quality control and more predictable performance in the blind. Steel shot is the legal requirement for waterfowl across most of the country, and Migra's approach here skips the filler material and goes straight to useful pellets. Whether you're working a marsh for mallards, pass-shooting geese, or hunting mixed flocks, the stacked-load concept reduces the guesswork about which size will work best on any given bird.
At 25 shells per box, these are built for a serious waterfowl season. The 3.5" hull and the velocity spec give you the ballistics modern steel-shot hunting demands, and the two-size load philosophy means you're not betting everything on one pellet size working across the full range of your shooting opportunities.
| Gauge | 12ga |
| Hull Length | 3.5" |
| Shot Weight | 1-3/8 oz |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1425 fps |
| Shot Composition | #2 and #4 steel |
| Rounds per Box | 25 |
The #2 and #4 combination covers a wider effective range. The larger #2 pellets retain energy at distance for geese and long shots, while the smaller #4 pellets create denser patterns for close-range ducks and crossing birds. You get the benefits of both in one shell without a magazine change.
Yes, these are 3.5" magnum shotshells. Make sure your shotgun is rated for 3.5" ammunition. Many 12-gauge waterfowl guns are—check your gun's manual or markings on the barrel to confirm.
Steel shot is required for waterfowl hunting under federal regulation. These shells meet that requirement. Always check local and state waterfowl regulations, which may vary by region and season.
Each box contains 25 loaded shotshells, ready to load into your magazine or chamber.
Migra Ammunition
Migra Steel Waterfowl Stacked Shotshells in 12ga 3.5" bring a thoughtful approach to duck and goose hunting by pairing two shot sizes in a single load. The #2 and #4 combination gives you the reach and energy of larger pellets combined with the pattern density of smaller shot, letting you adapt to different distances and angles without reloading between shots. Loaded to 1425 fps with 1-3/8 oz of steel shot and no fillers, these shells deliver the speed and consistency waterfowl hunters need when opportunities don't always cooperate.
Small-batch manufacturing is a point of pride for Migra—it means tighter quality control and more predictable performance in the blind. Steel shot is the legal requirement for waterfowl across most of the country, and Migra's approach here skips the filler material and goes straight to useful pellets. Whether you're working a marsh for mallards, pass-shooting geese, or hunting mixed flocks, the stacked-load concept reduces the guesswork about which size will work best on any given bird.
At 25 shells per box, these are built for a serious waterfowl season. The 3.5" hull and the velocity spec give you the ballistics modern steel-shot hunting demands, and the two-size load philosophy means you're not betting everything on one pellet size working across the full range of your shooting opportunities.
| Gauge | 12ga |
| Hull Length | 3.5" |
| Shot Weight | 1-3/8 oz |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1425 fps |
| Shot Composition | #2 and #4 steel |
| Rounds per Box | 25 |
The #2 and #4 combination covers a wider effective range. The larger #2 pellets retain energy at distance for geese and long shots, while the smaller #4 pellets create denser patterns for close-range ducks and crossing birds. You get the benefits of both in one shell without a magazine change.
Yes, these are 3.5" magnum shotshells. Make sure your shotgun is rated for 3.5" ammunition. Many 12-gauge waterfowl guns are—check your gun's manual or markings on the barrel to confirm.
Steel shot is required for waterfowl hunting under federal regulation. These shells meet that requirement. Always check local and state waterfowl regulations, which may vary by region and season.
Each box contains 25 loaded shotshells, ready to load into your magazine or chamber.