Kent Cartridge Fasteel 2.0 Waterfowl 12 Gauge 3" 1 1/8 oz #6 Shot - 25 Rounds/Box, 10 Boxes/Case

Kent Cartridge Fasteel 2.0 waterfowl shotshells are built for the realities of duck and goose hunting: reliable performance across a range of semi-automatic shotguns, fast follow-up capability when birds commit, and consistent patterns downrange. These 12 gauge 3-inch loads deliver 1 1/8 oz of #6 steel shot at 1560 fps, a proven combination for close-to-moderate range waterfowl work. The high-performance base wad is engineered to cycle smoothly in modern inertia and gas-operated shotguns, giving you one less variable to worry about on the water.

Fasteel 2.0 has earned its reputation the old-fashioned way—duck hunters and guides have voted with their ammunition budgets. This isn't a boutique round; it's a workhorse that balances performance and value, which matters when you're shooting multiple boxes a season. Whether you're hunting from a blind, pass-shooting over a field, or hitting the range to stay sharp, these shells deliver the reliability that turns opportunity into results.

This case purchase—ten 25-round boxes—is sized for serious waterfowl seasons or hunt camps running multiple shooters. Stock up before the opener, knowing you've got ammunition that won't let you down.

Key Features

• High-performance base wad optimized for semi-automatic shotgun function
• 1560 fps velocity for consistent range and pattern density
• 1 1/8 oz #6 steel shot—proven waterfowl load
• 10-box case quantity (250 rounds total) for extended seasons
• 3-inch magnum shell for maximum payload in 12 gauge

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Fasteel 2.0 work in my semi-automatic shotgun?

Yes. These shells are designed with a high-performance base wad specifically engineered to function reliably in modern semi-automatic shotguns, including both inertia- and gas-operated designs. Always consult your shotgun's manual to confirm it's rated for 3-inch shells.

What's the difference between #6 steel and other shot sizes for waterfowl?

Shot size is a personal choice based on range, target species, and hunting conditions. #6 steel is a versatile choice for duck hunting and suitable for the ranges most waterfowl encounters occur. Check your local regulations, as some regions specify allowed shot sizes.

Why buy a 10-box case instead of individual boxes?

A full case gives you 250 rounds—enough for a serious waterfowl season, a hunt camp, or multiple shooters. Buying in bulk also provides better value per round and means you won't run short during peak season.

Is this ammunition safe for older shotguns?

These are 3-inch magnum shells. Always confirm your shotgun is rated for 3-inch ammunition before use. If you're uncertain, check your firearm's markings or consult the manual. Using the wrong shell length can damage your gun and create a safety hazard.