B&P Heavy Pheasant 12 gauge 2.75-inch shotshells (part no. 12B38H4) load a full 1-3/8 ounce payload of #4 shot, one of the heaviest 12 gauge field loads available for late-season ringnecks. B&P Ammunition built the Heavy Pheasant line for hunters who want maximum pellet count and energy on tough, late-season birds that flush wild and fly hard. For serious pheasant hunting, these shotgun shells bring real payload weight.
Key Specifications
- The gauge is 12, the standard chambering for the widest range of upland shotguns.
- The shell length is 2.75 inches, fitting any 12 gauge chamber.
- The payload weighs 1-3/8 ounce, one of the heaviest common payloads in 12 gauge field loads.
- The shot size is #4, larger pellets carrying serious energy for tough late-season birds.
- Each box holds 25 rounds, covering a solid morning in the field.
- Cost runs about $1.10 per round, reasonable for a heavy premium payload.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a heavier payload for pheasant hunting? A heavier payload like 1-3/8 ounce puts more pellets in the air, which helps connect on wild-flushing, late-season birds that have already been pressured by other hunters.
Is #4 shot too large for pheasant? No, #4 shot is a popular choice for pheasant, especially later in the season when birds are wilder and tougher, since the larger pellets carry more knockdown energy.
Buy B&P Heavy Pheasant 12 Gauge #4 Shot Shells
Late-season ringnecks that have already survived a few hunts deserve a heavier payload, and B&P built the Heavy Pheasant line for exactly that fight. Load up for the last weeks of the season. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.
