Remington Premier Bismuth 20 Gauge 3" 1 1/4 oz #2 Shot Waterfowl Ammunition - 25 Rds/Box
- Ounces:
- 1 1/4 oz
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 25
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 20 Gauge
- Length:
- 3.00"
- SHOT Size:
- 2
- Muzzle Velocity:
- 1400
- Application:
- Hunting
- HazAir:
- Yes
Remington Premier Bismuth 20 gauge shotshells bring a non-toxic, effective option to your waterfowl hunting without the performance compromises of earlier non-lead loads. These 3-inch shells pack 1 1/4 ounces of #2 bismuth shot—a density and pattern combination trusted by hunters who need reliable, legal ammunition for ducks and geese. Bismuth's ballistic properties let you maintain effective range and knockdown, and unlike steel, it won't damage older shotgun barrels. If you hunt water with a 20 gauge, whether you're working a coastal blind, inland marsh, or river system, these rounds give you the non-toxic compliance and performance your gun and game demand.
The 20 gauge is already a versatile platform—light enough to carry all day, efficient enough to anchor birds at reasonable distances. Premier Bismuth shells respect that balance. The #2 shot size is a classic choice for waterfowl across varying conditions and distances, and the 1 1/4 ounce payload delivers the pattern density you need without unnecessary recoil or powder charge. Remington's quality control and consistent loading mean you get reliable ignition and predictable ballistics from shot to shot.
Each box contains 25 rounds, so you can practice your lead, dial in your gun, and head afield with confidence. Stock these when waterfowl season opens or when you find them in stock—non-toxic, performance-grade ammunition is always worth having on the shelf.
Key Features
- Non-toxic bismuth shot—safe for all waterfowl areas and won't harm older barrels
- 3-inch magnum case for extended range and pattern options
- 1 1/4 ounce shot charge in #2 size—balanced for 20 gauge waterfowl hunting
- Remington quality and consistency in every round
- 25 rounds per box
Specifications
| Gauge | 20 |
| Shell Length | 3" |
| Shot Charge Weight | 1 1/4 oz |
| Shot Size | #2 |
| Shot Type | Bismuth |
| Rounds per Box | 25 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use bismuth in my older 20 gauge shotgun?
Yes—that's one of bismuth's advantages. Unlike steel shot, bismuth is soft enough to be safe in older barrels and chokes that may not be rated for harder steel. It's a great non-toxic choice if you have a vintage or classic gun you want to hunt with.
What is #2 shot best for in waterfowl hunting?
Number 2 shot is a versatile, all-around waterfowl size that works on ducks and geese at typical hunting ranges. It provides good pattern density and retained energy without overshooting most situations you'll encounter.
Are these shells legal for all waterfowl hunting?
Bismuth is non-toxic and acceptable for waterfowl in areas requiring non-lead ammunition. Always check your local and federal hunting regulations to confirm season rules and any ammunition restrictions in your specific area.
How many shells are in one box?
Each box contains 25 rounds, giving you a standard box quantity for practice, sighting in, and hunting trips.
Ammunition Restrictions:
You must be 18 years or older to purchase shotgun or rifle ammunition, and 21 years or older for handgun ammunition. All ammunition must be shipped via Domestic Ground, and shipping is not available for international residents. Residents of CA, DC, IL, MA, NY, CT, and NJ may be subject to additional restrictions. Always ensure you use the appropriate ammunition for your firearms, and check your state and local laws for any other relevant regulations on firearms and ammunition. Due to Department of Transportation regulations, returns on ammo cannot be accepted. Please verify local laws before placing an order.
We are unable to ship ammunition to the following:
- Hawaii
- Alaska
- P.O. Boxes
- APO/FPO Addresses
- International Addresses
- U.S. Territories
- U.S. addresses with zip codes starting with (100, 101, 102)
Illinois residents must provide a copy of a valid FOID Card or Valid Concealed Carry License, along with their IL driver’s license or IL state identification card to purchase ammunition. The ammunition can only be shipped to an address listed on either of those two documents.
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