Remington Game Load 16 Gauge #7.5 Shot shotshells (part no. 20036) keep the classic 16-gauge bore in the field with a dependable, no-frills field load. No matter the pursuit, Remington‘s Game Load line levels the equation with small-game-stopping surety, available across 12, 16, and 20 gauge and .410 bore with shot sizes ranging from BBs down to #9. The 16 gauge sits between 12 and 20 in payload and recoil, a balance some upland hunters still specifically seek out. These shotgun shells suit hunters running a 16-gauge shotgun who want a straightforward, dependable field shell.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 16 gauge, a classic bore that balances payload and recoil between 12 and 20 gauge.
• Shell length is 2-3/4 inches, the standard chamber length for 16-gauge shotguns.
• The payload weighs 1 ounce, a standard field-load charge for the gauge.
• Shot size is #7.5, a versatile size suited to upland birds and small game.
• The shot type is lead, giving denser pellets and better retained energy than steel at the same size.
• Remington markets this under its Game Load line, built for dependable small-game-stopping performance.
• Each box holds 25 rounds, a practical count for a day afield.
• Cost runs about $0.65 per round, affordable pricing for a classic field load.
• Ten boxes ship per case (250 rounds total), a bulk option for dealers and high-volume hunters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose 16 gauge over 12 or 20? It splits the difference in payload and felt recoil between the two more common gauges, a balance some upland hunters specifically prefer.

What game does #7.5 shot suit? It’s a versatile size for upland birds and other small game, balancing pattern density with pellet energy.

Buy Remington Game Load 16 Gauge Ammunition

The 16 gauge has stayed in the field because of exactly this balance of payload and recoil, and Game Load keeps that classic bore running. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.