Remington Wingmaster HD Waterfowl 12 Gauge 3" 1 3/8 oz #2 Shot - 10 Rounds/Box

Remington Wingmaster HD waterfowl ammunition brings serious performance to your duck and goose hunts. Built on a tungsten-blend shot formula, these 12 gauge 3-inch rounds pack 1 3/8 oz of #2 shot at 1450 fps—delivering the density and energy needed to anchor birds at distance. The high-density tungsten blend is 6% denser than lead and 49% denser than steel, which means better retained energy downrange and more consistent, tighter patterns on target. If you're hunting shallow water for mallards, pintails, or other diving ducks, or working geese over decoys, the combination of pellet energy and pattern density makes these rounds a smart choice for hunters who demand reliability.

Wingmaster HD's uniform, smooth round pellets are engineered for efficient, dense patterns that put more shot where it counts. The result is deeper penetration and better odds of clean passes through heavy-bodied waterfowl. Each box contains 10 rounds—enough for a solid morning hunt or a range session to dial in your choke and load.

These are non-toxic tungsten rounds, making them compliant for waterfowl hunting where steel or other shot types are mandated. If you've been relying on standard steel loads and want a tangible step up in pattern control and energy retention, Wingmaster HD is built specifically for waterfowlers who understand that shot quality makes the difference.

Key Features

• Tungsten-blend high-density shot for 6% more density than lead, 49% more than steel
• Uniform, smooth round pellets for consistent, dense patterns
• 1450 fps muzzle velocity optimized for waterfowl range
• Superior retained energy and deeper penetration on target
• #2 shot size ideal for ducks and geese
• 10 rounds per box for a day's hunting or practice

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What waterfowl is #2 shot best for?

#2 shot is a versatile choice for ducks and geese. It delivers enough energy and pattern density for most waterfowl hunting situations, from mallards and pintails to lesser geese.

Why is tungsten better than steel for waterfowl?

Tungsten's higher density means more mass in the same payload. That translates to better retained energy downrange, deeper penetration, and denser patterns compared to steel—all critical for reliable, ethical kills on fast-moving waterfowl at realistic hunting ranges.

What choke should I use with Wingmaster HD?

We don't have choke recommendations in our specs, but because these are high-density tungsten rounds, check your shotgun's manual and the ammunition packaging for any guidance on choke compatibility. Most modern shotguns handle tungsten loads well, but it's always worth verifying.

Is this ammunition compliant for regulated waterfowl areas?

Wingmaster HD uses a tungsten blend, which is non-toxic and compliant in most waterfowl hunting zones where steel or other non-lead shot is required. Always check your local hunting regulations before purchasing, as requirements vary by region and season.