Remington Game Load 20 gauge 2-3/4" ammunition pairs proven lead shot with modest recoil, making it a sensible choice for upland bird hunting and small-game shooters who want reliable performance without breaking the bank. The #7-1/2 shot size handles a range of game birds—quail, pheasant, grouse, and similar upland species—with good pattern density at typical hunting ranges. At 7/8 oz of shot and 1225 fps muzzle velocity, these loads strike a practical balance between effectiveness and shooter fatigue, especially valuable if you're working a field all day or introducing someone to shotgun hunting.

The 20 gauge itself rewards accuracy and shot placement over raw power, and Remington's Game Load line focuses on consistency from round to round. That shot-to-shot uniformity matters when you're patterning your gun or fine-tuning your lead on a moving target—you want ammunition you can trust to behave the same way every time you pull the trigger. These loads come in boxes of 25, a standard quantity for field work or a short range session.

If you shoot a lot and hunt upland game regularly, the Game Load line delivers economical ammunition without sacrificing the reliability hunters depend on. They're not match-grade precision rounds, nor do they claim to be; they're working ammunition built for the field, where consistency and value matter more than premium pricing.

Key Features

• 20 gauge, 2-3/4" shells—standard for most 20 gauge shotguns
• #7-1/2 lead shot ideal for upland birds and small game
• 7/8 oz shot charge with moderate recoil
• 1225 fps muzzle velocity for reliable patterns at hunting ranges
• 25 rounds per box

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What upland game can I hunt with #7-1/2 shot?

#7-1/2 shot works well on quail, pheasant, grouse, woodcock, and similar medium-sized upland birds. The smaller pellets create a denser pattern suitable for birds in the typical upland hunting range.

Will these shells fit my 20 gauge shotgun?

These are standard 2-3/4" shells, the most common length for 20 gauge shotguns. Check your owner's manual to confirm your gun accepts 2-3/4" ammunition, as some modern 20 gauges are built for 3" shells only.

How many rounds come in a box?

Each box contains 25 rounds, a standard quantity for field hunting or practice shooting.

Are these lead or steel shot?

These are lead shot loads. Check your local hunting regulations before use, as some areas require non-toxic shot for waterfowl or other game.