Fiocchi 203ST3 Flyway Waterfowl 20 Gauge 3" 7/8 oz 3 Shot 25 Per Box/ 10 Cs

Fiocchi Flyway Waterfowl 20 Gauge 3" shotshells deliver the steel shot performance waterfowl hunters need, whether you're working decoys in a marsh or executing aggressive pass-shooting on geese. Each box contains 25 rounds loaded to 7/8 oz of #3 shot, giving you the payload and pattern density to cleanly take birds across typical hunting ranges while protecting your barrel with steel-safe design. When your hunting area requires non-toxic ammunition, Flyway loads offer a dependable option that doesn't force you to compromise on ballistics or reliability.

Steel shot demands respect for your gun's internals, and Fiocchi engineered these rounds with that in mind. The treated steel shot and matched powder combination work together to generate consistent, predictable patterns downrange—the kind of performance you're counting on when a flock swings into range. These are working loads for serious waterfowl hunters, not afterthoughts or budget compromises.

The 20-gauge platform remains one of the most versatile shotgun choices for waterfowl hunters who value recoil management alongside effectiveness. At 7/8 oz, this loading sits in the practical middle ground for typical duck and goose hunting situations. Buying by the case—10 boxes of 25 rounds—makes sense if you're hitting the water regularly or running a hunting camp where ammunition gets used up fast.

Key Features

• Steel shot construction required for federal waterfowl hunting
• Treated shot and wads protect shotgun barrels from steel erosion
• Matched powder charge for consistent ballistics and pattern density
• #3 shot size suitable for ducks and geese at working distances
• Sold in convenient 25-round boxes; case contains 10 boxes

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fiocchi Flyway steel shot safe for older shotguns?

Steel shot is harder than lead and can cause barrel damage in guns not rated for it. Always verify your shotgun is rated for steel shot before using any non-toxic load. If you're unsure, check your owner's manual or have a gunsmith inspect your gun.

What's the difference between #3 shot and other sizes for waterfowl?

Shot size selection depends on your target and hunting situation. #3 is a standard choice for both ducks and geese at typical hunting ranges. Consult your state's waterfowl regulations and your experience to determine which sizes are legal and appropriate for your hunting.

Can I use 20-gauge 3" shells in my 20-gauge shotgun?

Your shotgun must be rated for 3" shells. Most modern 20-gauge shotguns accept 3" loads, but always check your manual or barrel marking. Firing a shell longer than your gun is rated for can cause serious damage and injury.

Why buy a full case instead of individual boxes?

Buying 10 boxes at once—250 rounds total—is practical if you hunt waterfowl regularly or stock ammunition for multiple hunters. It reduces per-round cost and ensures you have reliable ammunition on hand for the season.