Fiocchi 1235ST3B Flyway Waterfowl 12 Gauge 3.50" 1 3/8 oz BBB Shot 25 Per Box/ 10 Cs

Fiocchi Flyway Waterfowl 12 gauge 3.5" steel shot ammunition is purpose-built for serious waterfowl hunters who need reliable, dense patterns across a range of distances. These 1 3/8 oz BBB loads deliver the ballistics and penetration required for geese and big ducks, whether you're working decoys tight or taking longer passes. Fiocchi's reputation for consistent performance comes through in every shell—you get treated steel shot paired with protective wads and proven powders that cycle reliably through your semi-auto or pump gun without unnecessary wear.

The Flyway line exists because waterfowl hunting demands aren't one-size-fits-all. BBB shot sits at the heavier end of the steel spectrum, making it the choice for hunters pursuing larger birds or hunting conditions where range and energy retention matter. Load after load, Fiocchi holds pattern density and velocity to tight tolerances, so you can trust your shot placement instead of second-guessing your ammo. This is the kind of ammunition you buy in quantity and rely on season after season.

Whether you're a marsh hunter, pass shooter, or guided-trip regular, stocking your blind with Fiocchi steel keeps your focus on birds, not equipment. The 10-box case format makes it easy to keep your locker well-supplied without constant restocking runs.

Key Features

• Treated steel shot for reliable, consistent patterns
• Protective wad design reduces barrel wear while maintaining performance
• BBB shot size optimized for larger waterfowl at extended range
• Loaded in 3.5" magnum shells for maximum payload
• Dependable powder charge for consistent velocity and cycling
• Sold by the case (10 boxes of 25 rounds each, 250 rounds total)

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between BBB shot and other sizes for waterfowl?

BBB is one of the larger steel shot sizes available and delivers heavier individual pellets with more energy at distance. It's a popular choice for geese and large ducks, especially when you're hunting at longer ranges or in tougher conditions. Smaller sizes like BB or #2 will pattern tighter but carry less energy per pellet.

Will these 3.5" shells work in my 12 gauge shotgun?

Your gun must be rated for 3.5" magnum shells. Check your owner's manual or the barrel marking to confirm. Not all 12 gauge shotguns handle 3.5" ammunition—some are limited to 2.75" or 3" shells.

Is steel shot safe to use in older shotguns?

Many older shotguns have tighter chokes and harder steel barrels that may not handle modern steel loads. We recommend confirming your gun is rated for steel shot before shooting. If you're unsure, contact the manufacturer or a qualified gunsmith.

How much ammo does one case contain?

Each case includes 10 boxes of 25 rounds, totaling 250 rounds of ammunition.