Aguila 12 Gauge High Velocity Birdshot - 2.75" 1 1/4 oz #4 Shot, 25 Rounds per Box (10 Cases)

Aguila 12 gauge high-velocity birdshot loads bring reliable, flat-shooting performance to the field without the premium price tag. These 2.75" shells deliver 1 1/4 oz of #4 shot with clean-burning powder that minimizes fouling in your gun—a practical choice for upland hunting, clay shooting, and bird hunting where consistent velocity matters. At 25 rounds per box with 10 cases in this bulk pack, you're stocked for a full season of shooting without constant restocking trips.

#4 shot strikes a middle ground between finer #6 and heavier #2, making it effective on pheasants, ducks, and similar game where penetration and pattern density both count. High-velocity loads generate flatter trajectories and tighter patterns than standard offerings, helping you connect cleanly at typical hunting distances. Aguila ammunition is manufactured to clean, consistent standards, so you'll get the same point-of-impact and pattern from box one through box ten.

Whether you're running a semi-auto, pump, or over-under, these standard 2.75" shells chamber in any 12-gauge shotgun rated for conventional loads. Hunters who shoot volume—practicing at the range before season, then working birds in the field—appreciate the value of factory ammunition that performs predictably without gouging your budget. The bulk packaging is ideal for club shooting, frequent hunters, or anyone who prefers to keep a deep bench of ammunition on hand.

Key Features

• High-velocity load for flat-shooting trajectories and denser patterns
• Clean-burning powder minimizes carbon buildup and residue
• 1 1/4 oz #4 shot—balanced payload for upland and waterfowl hunting
• Standard 2.75" shell compatible with all 12-gauge shotguns
• Bulk pack of 10 cases (250 rounds total) for season-long supply
• Consistent performance across all rounds

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What shotgun will these shells work in?

These 2.75" shells will chamber in any standard 12-gauge shotgun, including semi-automatic, pump-action, and break-action models rated for conventional shotshell loads. Check your owner's manual or the barrel marking to confirm your gun's chamber length—many shotguns accept both 2.75" and 3" loads, but always verify before shooting.

What game is #4 shot best for?

#4 shot is effective on upland birds like pheasants and quail, as well as ducks and other waterfowl. The balance between pellet count and individual pellet weight makes it a practical middle-ground choice for hunters who need pattern density and penetration.

Why buy bulk ammo in 10 cases?

Buying in bulk volume—250 rounds across 10 boxes—is practical for serious hunters and clay shooters who run high round counts during the season. It reduces shopping frequency and ensures you have consistent ammunition on hand throughout hunting season without the need to reorder mid-season.

How does high-velocity compare to standard loads?

High-velocity loads generate faster pellet speeds, resulting in flatter trajectories and tighter shot patterns at typical hunting distances. This can improve your hit rate and pattern consistency compared to standard velocity alternatives, though recoil will be slightly higher.