Remington Wingmaster HD Waterfowl 12 Gauge 2.75'' 1 1/4 oz #6 Shot - 10 Rounds/BoxRemington$42.68
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Remington
The Remington Wingmaster HD 12 gauge shotshell brings serious density and pattern performance to waterfowl hunting. Built with a tungsten blend shot that runs 11.6 g/cc—6% denser than lead and 49% denser than steel—these 3" shells deliver the pellet count and energy retention serious duck and goose hunters need. Each round throws 1 1/4 oz of #6 shot at 1450 fps, generating the kind of uniform, dense patterns that separate successful hunts from long misses.
Tungsten blend shot is a smart middle ground for waterfowl hunters. You get superior density and penetration compared to steel, which means more consistent energy downrange and tighter shot patterns. The uniform, smooth pellets Remington uses here cut through the air cleaner than irregular shot, translating to better pattern efficiency and deeper penetration on target. Whether you're working a marsh over decoys or pass-shooting at the end of the day, the higher pellet count per ounce means more chances to connect.
Each box holds 10 rounds, sized for quick field reloads or a solid practice session at the range. If you're running tungsten waterfowl loads and want a balanced option that doesn't sacrifice pattern density or energy for the sake of premium pricing, Wingmaster HD deserves a hard look.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Chamber Length | 3" |
| Shot Weight | 1 1/4 oz |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Type | Tungsten Blend |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1450 fps |
| Rounds Per Box | 10 |
| Shot Density | 11.6 g/cc |
Yes, as long as your gun is chambered for 3" shells. These are standard 12 gauge rounds, so any modern 12 gauge shotgun rated for 3" ammo will cycle them without issue.
Tungsten blend is significantly denser than steel—49% denser in this case—which means it carries more energy downrange and penetrates deeper. You'll see tighter, more efficient patterns and better performance on birds at distance compared to standard steel loads.
#6 shot is a versatile waterfowl size that works well on ducks and offers good pattern density. The exact best size depends on your hunting situation and target—this round is built specifically for that application.
Each box contains 10 rounds, making it perfect for a quick field session or practice trip to the range.
Remington
The Remington Wingmaster HD 12 gauge shotshell brings serious density and pattern performance to waterfowl hunting. Built with a tungsten blend shot that runs 11.6 g/cc—6% denser than lead and 49% denser than steel—these 3" shells deliver the pellet count and energy retention serious duck and goose hunters need. Each round throws 1 1/4 oz of #6 shot at 1450 fps, generating the kind of uniform, dense patterns that separate successful hunts from long misses.
Tungsten blend shot is a smart middle ground for waterfowl hunters. You get superior density and penetration compared to steel, which means more consistent energy downrange and tighter shot patterns. The uniform, smooth pellets Remington uses here cut through the air cleaner than irregular shot, translating to better pattern efficiency and deeper penetration on target. Whether you're working a marsh over decoys or pass-shooting at the end of the day, the higher pellet count per ounce means more chances to connect.
Each box holds 10 rounds, sized for quick field reloads or a solid practice session at the range. If you're running tungsten waterfowl loads and want a balanced option that doesn't sacrifice pattern density or energy for the sake of premium pricing, Wingmaster HD deserves a hard look.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Chamber Length | 3" |
| Shot Weight | 1 1/4 oz |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Type | Tungsten Blend |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1450 fps |
| Rounds Per Box | 10 |
| Shot Density | 11.6 g/cc |
Yes, as long as your gun is chambered for 3" shells. These are standard 12 gauge rounds, so any modern 12 gauge shotgun rated for 3" ammo will cycle them without issue.
Tungsten blend is significantly denser than steel—49% denser in this case—which means it carries more energy downrange and penetrates deeper. You'll see tighter, more efficient patterns and better performance on birds at distance compared to standard steel loads.
#6 shot is a versatile waterfowl size that works well on ducks and offers good pattern density. The exact best size depends on your hunting situation and target—this round is built specifically for that application.
Each box contains 10 rounds, making it perfect for a quick field session or practice trip to the range.