Aguila 16 Gauge Birdshot Ammo - 2.75" 1 oz 7.5 Shot, Standard Velocity, 25 Rounds Per Box (10 Boxes/Case)

Aguila 16 gauge birdshot ammunition delivers a balanced, economical load for upland hunting and clay shooting. These 2.75-inch shells pack 1 ounce of 7.5 shot at standard velocity, offering the modest recoil and pattern control that make 16 gauge a favorite among hunters who prefer a lighter gun without sacrificing effectiveness on birds. Whether you're working a pointer through the September fields or spending an afternoon at the trap range, Aguila's birdshot rounds provide consistent, affordable performance without the premium price tag.

Aguila ammunition has built a solid reputation in the Americas for clean, reliable loads, and these 16 gauge rounds follow that tradition. The 7.5 shot size sits in the sweet spot for upland game—small enough for dense patterns on quail and grouse, large enough to carry energy downrange. At standard velocity, they're comfortable to shoot all day, which matters when you're working a good dog or running a round of trap with friends.

You get 25 rounds per box and 10 boxes per case (250 total), making this an efficient way to stock up for the season. These loads work well in standard 16 gauge shotguns and are priced to let you practice and hunt without watching every round you fire.

Key Features

• 16 gauge, 2.75-inch shell—standard length compatible with most 16 gauge shotguns
• 1 ounce payload of 7.5 shot, ideal for upland birds and clay targets
• Standard velocity load with manageable recoil for comfortable, all-day shooting
• 250 rounds per case (10 boxes of 25) for economical restocking
• Reliable, clean-burning construction

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What shotguns will these 16 gauge shells work in?

These are standard 2.75-inch 16 gauge shells, so they'll chamber in any 16 gauge shotgun rated for 2.75-inch loads. Check your gun's barrel marking to confirm it accepts 2.75-inch shells (many 16 gauges do, though some older guns may be marked for 2.9-inch loads). When in doubt, refer to your shotgun's manual or contact the manufacturer.

Are these rounds good for upland hunting?

Yes. The 7.5 shot size is a classic choice for upland birds like quail, grouse, and woodcock. The 1-ounce load provides good pattern density without excessive recoil, making these shells well-suited to a full day of hunting over dogs or walking fields.

Can I use these for clay shooting?

Absolutely. The 7.5 shot and standard velocity make these rounds friendly for trap and sporting clays. They're economical enough to shoot in volume, and the moderate recoil helps with accuracy and enjoyment on the range.

What's included in a case order?

Each case contains 10 boxes of 25 rounds, for a total of 250 shells. This bulk packaging is more efficient than buying individual boxes if you shoot regularly.