Remington PL206 Pheasant Loads 20 Gauge 2.75" 1 oz #6 Shot - 25 Rounds/Box, 10 Boxes/Case

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UPC:
047700041209
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Ounces:
1 oz
Capacity-Rounds:
25
Caliber-Gauge:
20 Gauge
Length:
2.75"
SHOT Size:
6

Remington PL206 Pheasant Loads are purpose-built 20 gauge shotshells designed for upland bird hunting where clean, reliable performance matters. Whether you're working a field early season or late in the year, these lead-shot loads deliver consistent velocity and pattern density to handle roosters at practical hunting distances. The 1 oz payload in #6 shot strikes a practical balance—enough mass for authority without excessive recoil in a 20 gauge, making them a solid choice for hunters who value control and repeatable accuracy across multiple shots.

Built on Remington's long history in upland ammunition, these shells come loaded to 1220 fps, a velocity that's proven effective on pheasant-sized birds. The #6 shot size—neither too fine nor too coarse—works well in typical upland cover and across the effective range of most 20 gauge chokes. You get 25 rounds per box, with cases of 10 boxes available for serious season prep or club shoots.

If you've already dialed in your 20 gauge for pheasant, these loads are straightforward ammo that won't surprise you. They're not a premium line, but they're built by a maker that understands upland hunting, and that consistency is worth something when you're counting on your gun to perform.

Key Features

  • 20 gauge, 2.75" shells—standard chambering, no special gun required
  • 1 oz #6 lead shot at 1220 fps—proven upland bird velocity
  • #6 shot size effective across typical pheasant hunting ranges
  • 25 rounds per box; case quantity of 10 boxes for bulk supply
  • Lead shot for traditional upland hunting applications

Specifications

Gauge20
Shell Length2.75" (70 mm)
Shot Size#6
Shot Weight1 oz
Muzzle Velocity1220 fps
Shot TypeLead
Rounds Per Box25
Boxes Per Case10

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these shells safe to use in any standard 20 gauge shotgun?

Yes. The PL206 is a 2.75" shell, the standard 20 gauge length. Any 20 gauge shotgun that will chamber 2.75" loads will safely fire these shells.

What shot size is best for pheasant hunting?

These loads use #6 shot, which is a common choice for pheasant. It provides good pattern density and energy across typical upland ranges. If you're unsure whether #6 is right for your hunting situation, talk to other hunters in your area—local conditions and gun choice often guide that decision.

Do these come as a case quantity?

Yes. A standard case contains 10 boxes of 25 rounds each, for a total of 250 shells per case.

Can I use lead shot everywhere I hunt?

Lead shot regulations vary by region and hunting type. Check your state or local regulations before using lead ammunition on waterfowl or in other restricted areas. For upland bird hunting, lead is legal in most areas, but always verify your local rules.

Ammunition Restrictions:

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