Federal H2008 Game-Shok Upland 20 Gauge 2.75" 7/8 oz 8 Shot 25 Per Box/ 10 Cs

Federal H2008 Game-Shok Upland 20 gauge shotgun ammo is purpose-built for hunters pursuing quail, pheasant, grouse, and other upland birds across brush and open country. Loaded with 7/8 ounce of #8 shot in a 2.75-inch shell, this is a classic, proven load for 20 gauge upland work—light enough to swing all day, potent enough to put birds down cleanly when you connect. If you run a 20 gauge over-under, side-by-side, or semi-auto for early season or mixed-bag hunting, this is the kind of straightforward, reliable ammo that builds confidence in the field.

What makes Federal Game-Shok ammunition stand out is the attention to detail in the load itself. The shot is formulated for consistent hardness, which keeps your pattern tight and your effective range honest. A brass-plated steel head and one-piece wad work together to protect the bore and maximize payload delivery. Federal pairs this with their select propellant and non-corrosive primer, so you get clean, reliable ignition every time—whether you're hunting in wet conditions or shooting high-volume practice rounds at the range.

Each box contains 25 rounds, and this listing covers a full case of 10 boxes, giving you 250 shells per case. It's the kind of volume that makes sense for serious upland hunters who want to stock up without breaking the bank or worrying about ammo running dry mid-season. Load up, head out, and trust Federal to perform.

Key Features

• 7/8 oz shot payload optimized for upland game at typical hunting ranges
• #8 shot size ideal for quail, pheasant, grouse, and similar bird hunting
• High-hardness round shot formulation for efficient, consistent patterns
• Brass-plated steel head and one-piece wad design for reliable performance and bore protection
• Non-corrosive primer and select propellant for clean ignition in all conditions
• 2.75-inch shell fits standard 20 gauge chambers

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What upland game is #8 shot best suited for?

#8 shot is a classic choice for upland birds like quail, pheasant, partridge, grouse, and woodcock. The smaller pellets provide a denser pattern for clean, effective kills at typical hunting ranges without excessive recoil or damage to the meat.

Will Federal Game-Shok Upland ammo work in my 20 gauge shotgun?

Yes, as long as your 20 gauge chamber accepts 2.75-inch shells—which is the standard chamber length for most 20 gauge shotguns. Check your owner's manual or barrel marking if you're unsure. Do not use in 3-inch chambers unless the ammunition is clearly marked for 3-inch chambers.

How many shells are in a case?

Each case contains 10 boxes of 25 rounds, for a total of 250 shells per case.

Is this ammo suitable for practice or just hunting?

While designed for upland hunting, Federal Game-Shok is reliable enough for range practice and clay shooting if you're training with the same load you hunt with. Many upland hunters do exactly that to keep their swing consistent between practice and the field.