Remington Game Load 16 Gauge 7.5 Shot Ammo - 25 Rounds, 2 3/4" Shell, 1 oz, 10 Boxes/Case

Remington Game Load 16 gauge shotgun ammunition is built for hunters who want reliable, affordable performance on upland game and small quarry. This 2 3/4" shell load carries 1 oz of #7.5 shot at 1200 fps—a straightforward, effective combination for birds like quail, woodcock, and grouse where precision matters more than raw payload. If you shoot a 16 gauge and stock up on the same load year after year, Game Load gives you consistent ballistics without the premium price tag of specialty ammunition.

The 16 gauge occupies a sweet spot for many hunters: it recoils lighter than a 12, patterns tighter than a 20, and ammunition like this keeps costs reasonable. The #7.5 shot size splits the difference between the larger patterns of #6 and the denser clusters of #8—workable for most upland hunting situations where your gun handling and shot placement drive success more than the ammunition itself. A box of 25 is convenient for practice and field work; a 10-box case gives serious hunters enough to get through a season without frequent restocking.

Game Load ammunition is no-frills, dependable ammo. You're not paying for premium hulls, competition-grade consistency, or specialty wads—just proven lead shot in a brass-based shell that patterns and performs as advertised. For the 16 gauge shooter who values simplicity and value, it's a practical choice.

Key Features

• 1 oz #7.5 shot load at 1200 fps muzzle velocity
• 2 3/4" shell—standard length, works in most 16 gauge shotguns
• 25 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case for convenient storage and bulk purchasing
• Lead shot suitable for upland game and small game hunting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is #7.5 shot good for?

#7.5 shot is a versatile upland bird size. It delivers adequate energy for quail, woodcock, and grouse while producing a reasonably dense pattern. It's finer than #6 shot but coarser than #8, making it a practical middle-ground for most small-game hunting situations.

Will this ammo work in my 16 gauge shotgun?

Yes, if your shotgun is chambered for 2 3/4" shells. The 2 3/4" shell length is standard for 16 gauge. Always verify your barrel markings to confirm your shotgun accepts this shell length before loading.

How much ammunition is in a case?

One case contains 10 boxes of 25 rounds each, for a total of 250 rounds per case.

Is this ammunition suitable for hunting or target practice?

This is designed as a hunting load for upland game and small-game hunting. It is not marketed as target or clay shooting ammunition.