Remington Pheasant Loads Shotshells 12ga 2-3/4 in 3-3/4 dr 1330 fps 1-1/4oz #5 250/ct Case (10 Boxes of 25/ct)

Remington Pheasant Loads shotshells are built for the upland hunter who demands reliability and performance in the field. These 12-gauge shells deliver what matters: consistent patterns, dependable velocity, and the energy needed to anchor roosters and hens cleanly at realistic hunting distances. Loaded with #5 lead shot in a 1-1/4 oz payload at 1330 fps, they strike the balance between pattern density and pellet energy that serious pheasant hunters understand. Whether you're working foot traffic through CRP, stubble, or timber, you get 250 rounds per case—ten boxes of 25—so you can focus on birds instead of rationing ammunition.

The 3-3/4 dram equivalent powder charge and 2-3/4 inch hull design keep recoil manageable over a long day of hunting, which means steadier aim and more confidence on follow-up shots. This is straightforward, no-frills ammunition: proven Remington quality without the premium markup or proprietary gimmicks. Pheasant Loads have been in hunters' bags for decades for a reason—they work, they're affordable in bulk, and they pattern reliably in the shotguns most of us actually own.

If your shotgun sees hard use during upland season, these shells belong in your truck bed, your vest, and your reloading bench plans. Buy them by the case and you won't waste daylight hunting for ammunition when the season is on.

Key Features

• 1-1/4 oz #5 lead shot payload engineered for pheasant-range performance
• 1330 fps velocity balances pattern integrity with reduced felt recoil
• 3-3/4 dram equivalent—standard upland loading for reliable cycling
• 2-3/4 inch hull—compatible with standard 12-gauge shotguns
• 250-round case (10 boxes × 25 rounds) for extended hunting trips and practice
• Remington quality and consistency you can count on

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What shot size is best for pheasant hunting?

#5 lead shot is the standard choice for pheasant. It offers enough pellets per ounce to build dense patterns at typical upland ranges while carrying sufficient energy for clean, ethical kills. Remington Pheasant Loads come loaded with #5 specifically for this reason.

Will these shells work in my standard 12-gauge shotgun?

Yes. These are 2-3/4 inch shells, the most common 12-gauge length. They are designed to function in any standard 12-gauge shotgun chambered for 2-3/4 inch ammunition. Always verify your shotgun's chamber length before loading.

How much ammunition is in a case?

This case contains 250 shells total, packaged as 10 boxes of 25 rounds each. It's sized for serious upland hunters who want to minimize supply runs during the season.

What does dram equivalent mean?

Dram equivalent is a measure of powder charge relative to black powder standards. The 3-3/4 dram equivalent on these shells indicates the powder load, which influences velocity and recoil. This level is standard for upland shotgun ammunition and balances performance with shootability.