Federal Game-Shok High Brass ammunition in 20 gauge (part no. H2046) loads a full 1-ounce charge of #6 lead shot in a high-brass 2.75-inch hull. Federal Ammunition builds the high-brass head specifically for reliable extraction and a stouter feel than a low-brass target load, the traditional choice for hunters who want a field-grade shell in a lighter-carrying 20 gauge. The #6 shot size delivers a go-to size for pheasant and general upland hunting. For 20-gauge hunters who want a genuine field load rather than a repurposed target shell, this shotgun shells is built for exactly that.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 20 gauge, a lighter-carrying option than 12 gauge for a full day afield.
• The shell length is 2.75 inches, the standard field hull length.
• The payload weighs 1 ounce, a full field-load charge for the gauge.
• The shot size is #6, a go-to size for pheasant and general upland hunting.
• The hull is high brass, giving a stouter feel and reliable extraction versus a low-brass target shell.
• Federal markets this as Game-Shok, its value-priced field line.
• Each box holds 25 rounds, a practical count for a day in the field.
• Ten boxes ship per case, letting hunters buy by the case ahead of the season.
• Cost runs about $0.83 per round, competitive pricing for a high-brass 20-gauge field load.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does ‘high brass’ mean on a shotshell? It refers to the taller brass head on the hull, traditionally associated with field and hunting loads rather than lighter low-brass target shells, though the brass height itself has little effect on ballistics.

Is #6 shot a good all-around 20-gauge field size? #6 shot is a common field-load size, balancing pattern density and pellet energy for typical 20-gauge hunting ranges.

Buy Federal Game-Shok High Brass 20 Gauge #6

A 20 gauge carries lighter through a long day afield, and a genuine high-brass field load like this makes sure it still hits like one. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.