Aguila 20 Gauge Birdshot High Velocity 2.75" 1 oz #4 Shot - 25 Rounds/Box, 10 Boxes/Case

The Aguila 20 gauge birdshot high velocity 2.75" load brings proven reliability and clean shooting to upland hunters and clay target shooters who don't want to break the bank. Built on Aguila's reputation for consistent, affordable ammunition, these #4 shot loads deliver the velocity and pattern density you need for clean bird takedowns out to sensible hunting ranges. Each box contains 25 rounds, and they're packaged in case quantities (10 boxes) so you can stock up for a full season of hunting or practice without constant reorders.

What sets high-velocity loads apart is their ability to extend effective range and energy retention compared to standard-velocity rounds. With 1 ounce of #4 shot per shell, you get a dense pattern suitable for ducks, geese, upland game, and clay targets. Aguila's focus on clean-burning powders means less fouling in your shotgun's bore and action—a real advantage if you're putting serious rounds downrange during a busy hunting season or tournament prep.

These are lead loads, which means they're cost-effective for practice and hunting where lead shot is legal. If you're working up loads for a 20 gauge that needs reliable, economical ammunition without sacrificing performance, Aguila's high-velocity birdshot deserves a place in your rotation. Buy by the case and you'll have plenty of consistent ammo ready whenever the birds are flying or the clays are flying.

Key Features

• High velocity load for extended range and energy
• 1 ounce of #4 shot per round
• 2.75" shell length—standard for most 20 gauge shotguns
• Clean-burning powder formulation
• Affordable case quantities for hunters and shooters
• Lead shot construction

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is #4 birdshot best used for?

#4 shot strikes a practical balance for upland game birds, waterfowl, and clay target shooting. The pellet size provides sufficient energy and range for hunting applications while maintaining a reasonably dense pattern.

Will these 2.75" shells work in my 20 gauge?

Yes, provided your shotgun is chambered for 2.75" or longer shells. Check your gun's markings or owner's manual if you're unsure. Most 20 gauge shotguns accept 2.75" ammo as standard.

What's the benefit of high-velocity loads over standard loads?

High-velocity loads deliver faster pellet speeds, which helps extend effective range, improve energy retention at distance, and can tighten patterns for cleaner kills or better clay-breaking performance.

Can I shoot these lead loads anywhere?

Lead shot regulations vary by location and use. Check your local and state hunting regulations—lead shot may be restricted in certain areas or waterfowl hunting scenarios. Lead is legal for upland hunting and clay target shooting in most places, but always verify before you hunt.