Remington Wingmaster HD Waterfowl 12 Gauge 3" 1 3/8 oz #6 Shot - 10 Rounds/Box

The Remington Wingmaster HD Waterfowl 12 Gauge 3" ammunition brings the performance of a high-density tungsten-blend shot shell to your duck and goose hunting. This is serious waterfowl medicine: each round pairs 1 3/8 oz of shot with a tungsten blend that's 6% denser than lead and 49% denser than steel, delivering the kind of pellet energy and pattern density that separates clean kills from frustrated follow-ups in the marsh.

What makes Wingmaster HD stand out is the engineering behind the payload. Uniform, smooth round pellets stack efficiently in the pattern for deeper penetration and more hits on target—exactly what you need when a greenhead locks up and commits. At 1450 fps muzzle velocity, the #6 shot size gives you the pattern efficiency for mid-range waterfowl work without sacrificing the retained energy to anchor birds at distance. You're not just throwing metal; you're throwing science that's been tested and proven in real hunting conditions.

These come 10 rounds per box, so you'll want to grab a few and hit your local public area or private club to pattern it through your gun. Shotgun shells are famously dependent on bore, choke, and load, so bench testing before opening day isn't optional—it's good stewardship. Stock up on Wingmaster HD and head out confident that your ammunition is doing everything it can to make the most of your shot.

Key Features

• Tungsten-blend shot 6% denser than lead, 49% denser than steel for superior pellet energy
• Uniform smooth round pellets for dense, efficient patterns and deeper penetration
• Muzzle velocity of 1450 fps optimized for waterfowl ranges
• #6 shot size balanced for pattern density and retained energy
• 3" magnum chamber loading for 12 gauge shotguns

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Wingmaster HD work in my 12 gauge shotgun?

Wingmaster HD is loaded to 3" chamber specifications, so it will function in any 12 gauge shotgun rated for 3" magnum shells. Always verify your gun's chamber length before loading ammunition.

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

Tungsten-blend shot is 49% denser than steel, which means better pellet energy retention at distance and more consistent penetration on waterfowl. You also get smoother, rounder pellets that pattern more efficiently than traditional steel shot.

Is #6 shot the right size for ducks and geese?

#6 shot is a proven midrange choice for waterfowl, offering the pattern density for clean presentation and the retained energy to anchor birds effectively. Actual performance depends on your gun, choke, distance, and target species—pattern testing before the season is always recommended.

How many rounds come in a box?

Each box contains 10 rounds, so plan on purchasing multiple boxes if you intend to stock up or do significant pattern testing before opening day.