Federal Premium Wing-Shok High Velocity 28 Gauge 2.75-inch #7.5 shot shells (Federal part no. P28375) give upland and clay shooters a lighter shot size for closer, faster-flushing birds and targets. Federal Ammunition starts every Premium load with rigorously tested primers and clean-burning propellants for consistent ignition. Wing-Shok High Velocity uses copper-plated lead shot for tighter, more consistent patterns, and the higher pellet count of #7.5 shot puts more lead in the air for quail, dove, and similar-sized birds. This is a lighter-recoiling option for 28 gauge shooters covering close-range upland work.
Key Specifications
- The gauge is 28 gauge, a lightweight, low-recoil bore favored by upland traditionalists.
- The hull length is 2.75 inches, the standard field length for the gauge.
- Shot size is #7.5, a higher pellet count suited to quail, dove, and other small, close-flushing birds.
- Shot is copper-plated lead, resisting deformation for tighter, more consistent patterns.
- Shot weight is 3/4 ounce, the standard payload for 28 gauge field loads.
- The load carries the Wing-Shok name, Federal’s dedicated upland performance line.
- Each box holds 25 shells, packaged 10 boxes to a case.
- Shipping weight is about 1.75 pounds per box.
- At roughly $1.28 per round, this shell is priced as a premium sub-gauge upland load.
Frequently Asked Questions
What birds is #7.5 shot suited for? It suits quail, dove, and similarly small, fast-flushing birds where a higher pellet count matters more than long range.
Why copper-plated shot? Plating hardens the pellet surface, reducing deformation in the barrel for tighter, more consistent patterns.
Is 28 gauge good for dove hunting? Yes, its lighter recoil and adequate pattern density make it a popular sub-gauge choice for dove and quail.
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