B&P Ammunition 20B78Up6 Upland Game 20Gauge 2.75" 7/8Oz 6Shot 25Rd Bx

The B&P Ammunition 20B78Up6 is a 20-gauge upland game shotshell built for hunters who want reliable, effective shot placement on birds without unnecessary recoil. Loaded with 7/8 ounce of #6 lead shot in a 2.75-inch hull, this round delivers the classic ballistics that have worked for upland hunters for generations. Whether you're working behind a pointer in quail country or pushing through brush for pheasant, this load pairs the lighter recoil of a 20-gauge with enough payload to anchor birds cleanly at typical hunting distances.

B&P has built a reputation for consistent, quality ammunition at fair prices, and these shells reflect that straightforward approach. The 7/8 ounce charge with #6 shot is a proven combination for upland work—dense enough to pattern well from most barrels, yet small enough to minimize pellet deformation and maximize lethality on game. These are the shells you load into a light 20-gauge and use, not overthink.

You get 25 rounds per box, which means a full day afield or a solid practice session doesn't require juggling multiple boxes. For upland hunters who shoot a lot or who appreciate the reduced felt recoil of a 20-gauge without sacrificing performance, this ammunition is a dependable choice that won't strain your shoulder or your budget.

Key Features

• 7/8 ounce lead shot payload—proven for upland game at typical hunting ranges
• #6 shot size optimized for bird hunting with tight, even patterns
• 2.75-inch hull standard for most 20-gauge shotguns
• 25 rounds per box for a full day afield
• Consistent B&P quality and pricing

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What upland game can I use these shells on?

The #6 shot and 7/8 ounce load are well-suited for upland birds like quail, partridge, and pheasant at typical hunting distances. Always follow local regulations and season guidelines for your area.

Will these 20-gauge shells fit my shotgun?

These are 2.75-inch shells, the standard length for most 20-gauge shotguns. Check your gun's manual or barrel marking to confirm it's rated for 2.75-inch loads; some 20-gauge shotguns are marked for that specific length, while others may accept longer shells.

How many boxes do I need for a day of upland hunting?

That depends on how much you hunt and shoot. With 25 rounds per box, a couple of boxes will keep you in the field for a full day without running short.

What's the difference between #6 and larger shot sizes?

Smaller shot (like #6) creates denser patterns and cleaner kills on smaller game birds at moderate range. Larger shot carries more energy but in fewer pellets, better suited for larger game or longer distances. For upland hunting, #6 is a classic choice.