Remington Wingmaster HD 12 Gauge Waterfowl Ammo - 3" 1 3/8 oz #4 Shot, 10 Rounds Per Box

The Remington Wingmaster HD 12 gauge waterfowl ammunition brings back a proven performer for serious duck and goose hunters. Built on a tungsten-blend shot design, these 3" shells deliver the density and pattern consistency that matter when you're working birds over water. At 11.6 g/cc, Remington's tungsten composite is substantially denser than steel, which translates to tighter shot clouds and deeper pellet penetration on target—the two things that separate clean kills from missed opportunities in the marsh.

The 1 3/8 oz payload of #4 shot strikes a practical balance for waterfowl, offering enough pellets per shot to pattern tight while maintaining the energy needed to anchor birds at realistic hunting distances. The uniform, smooth round pellets that make up the charge stack efficiently in the air, which is why pattern density becomes your real advantage in the field. You're not just throwing more shot downrange; you're getting more shot where it counts.

Loaded to 1450 fps, these shells sit in the middle of the velocity spectrum—fast enough for effective range, but not so hot that they punish your shoulder or create unnecessary recoil. Whether you're running a semi-automatic, pump, or over-under in your duck blind, Wingmaster HD works without drama. Ten rounds per box means you get a workable testing quantity to pattern your gun before the season opens.

Key Features

• Tungsten-blend shot 6% denser than lead and 49% denser than steel for deeper penetration and tighter patterns
• Uniform smooth round pellets for dense, efficient shot clouds
• 1 3/8 oz payload with #4 shot size, sized for waterfowl hunting
• 1450 fps muzzle velocity, built for effective range without excessive recoil
• 10 rounds per box for field testing and practice

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the advantage of tungsten-blend shot over steel?

Tungsten is significantly denser than steel, which means each pellet carries more energy and penetrates deeper. Remington's tungsten blend at 11.6 g/cc is 49% denser than steel, so you get more stopping power without changing your shot size or load.

Is Wingmaster HD 12 gauge good for all waterfowl, or just ducks?

The #4 shot size and 1 3/8 oz payload are sized for waterfowl hunting generally. Your specific application—ducks, geese, or a mix—should always follow your local regulations and your gun's capabilities.

What's the practical hunting range for these shells?

We can only confirm the specs Remington publishes: 1450 fps muzzle velocity and the #4 shot load. Effective range depends on your shotgun, barrel, choke, and shooting technique. Pattern your gun before the season to know your own distance limits.

How many shells do I get in a box?

Each box contains 10 rounds, giving you a good quantity to test your gun's pattern before committing to a larger buy for the season.