Browning BXD Upland 20 Gauge Ammo 2.75" 1 oz 5 Shot - 25 Rounds Per Box

The Browning BXD Upland 20 gauge ammo is built for hunters who want reliable, affordable shotshell loads for upland game. This 2.75-inch round delivers 1 oz of shot in a 5 shot configuration—a classic upland load designed for quail, pheasant, grouse, and similar birds at practical hunting distances. Whether you're working through stubble fields or timber, these lead loads offer consistent patterns and clean kills on the birds you're after.

Browning ammunition has earned trust among American hunters for decades, and the BXD line delivers straightforward, no-nonsense performance. The 20 gauge is a natural choice for upland hunting—it's lighter and faster to swing than a 12, carries less recoil, and when loaded right, puts plenty of shot on target. At 1 oz payload, this load strikes a practical balance between pattern density and shot count, making it well-suited to typical upland ranges where most birds are taken.

These rounds come 25 per box, making it easy to stock up for a season of hunting without overbuying. If you shoot a lot of upland birds, you'll appreciate having a reliable, reasonably priced option you can grab without second-guessing yourself.

Key Features

• 2.75-inch shell—the standard for 20 gauge upland hunting
• 1 oz shot payload—effective for upland game at practical hunting range
• 5 shot size—traditional choice for quail, pheasant, grouse, and similar birds
• Lead shot construction—proven performance and cost-effective hunting
• 25 rounds per box—convenient packaging for field and clay work

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this 20 gauge ammo good for upland hunting?

Yes. The BXD Upland line is specifically loaded for upland game birds like pheasant, quail, and grouse. The 5 shot size and 1 oz payload are traditional, proven choices for these applications at typical hunting ranges.

What's the difference between 5 shot and smaller shot sizes?

Shot size 5 offers larger pellets than shot sizes 7 or 8, which means fewer but heavier pellets per ounce. For upland birds, 5 shot provides cleaner, more decisive hits; smaller shot is better suited to smaller birds or longer range clay work.

Can I use 20 gauge 2.75-inch ammo in my shotgun?

Your shotgun must be chambered for 20 gauge and rated for 2.75-inch shells. Check your barrel or owner's manual to confirm. Never shoot ammunition longer than your gun is rated for.

How much ammo is in a box?

Each box contains 25 rounds, making it straightforward to track your supply for a day in the field or to restock your ammunition supply.