Aguila 16 Gauge Birdshot Ammo - 1 oz, #6 Shot, 2.75", 25 Rounds/Box

Aguila 16 gauge birdshot ammo is built for hunters and clay shooters who want reliable, affordable ammunition without compromise. This 1 oz load in #6 shot delivers consistent patterns from upland game to targets, and the 2.75" shell length works in standard 16 gauge shotguns across the board. Each box contains 25 rounds, so you can stock up for a full day afield or at the range without breaking the bank.

Aguila ammunition is known for clean, consistent performance. These loads use combustible powders that burn efficiently, keeping your shotgun cleaner and reducing residue buildup during extended shooting sessions. That means less time cleaning and more time hunting or practicing. Whether you're working through pen-raised birds, busting clays, or heading out for a morning of upland hunting, this is the kind of no-frills, proven ammo that works when it matters.

#6 shot is the sweet spot for most bird hunting—large enough pellets to retain energy and cleanly take game, but fine enough for effective shot patterns at typical hunting ranges. The 1 oz payload is standard for 16 gauge, so you get predictable ballistics across the board.

Key Features

• 1 oz #6 shot payload—ideal for upland game and clay target shooting
• 2.75" shell length fits all standard 16 gauge shotguns
• Combustible powder formula for clean, consistent burn
• 25 rounds per box for convenient range or field use
• Reliable, affordable ammunition trusted by hunters and shooters

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge shotgun does this ammo work in?

This is 16 gauge ammunition in a standard 2.75" shell, so it's compatible with any shotgun chambered in 16 gauge that accepts 2.75" shells.

Is #6 shot good for hunting birds?

Yes. #6 shot is well-suited for most upland bird hunting—it provides a good balance between pellet size for clean kills and shot density for effective patterns at typical hunting ranges.

How much ammo is in each box?

Each box contains 25 rounds, making it easy to stock up for a day at the range or in the field.

Does Aguila use lead shot in this load?

Yes, these are lead birdshot rounds. Check local regulations before hunting, as some areas restrict lead shot in certain applications.