B&P‘s Upland Game Classic shotshell in 12 gauge (brand part no. 12B1UP75) loads a shorter 2.50-inch shell with 1 ounce of #7.5 shot, designed specifically to be gentle on older shotguns. Classic is B&P’s newest addition to the Upland Game line, built around the company’s Gordon Basewad Technology, which may make it the softest-shooting shotshell available on the market. The finer #7.5 pellets throw a denser pattern than a #6 load of the same payload weight, and the shorter 2.50-inch hull eases strain on vintage chambers and actions not built for modern magnum-length loads. For upland hunters running a treasured older double gun or a lighter-framed shotgun, this shotgun shells load is built to protect it.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 12 Gauge, the most common upland hunting gauge.
• The shell length is 2.50 inches, shorter than a standard 2.75-inch shell.
• The payload runs 1 ounce of shot.
• The shot size is #7.5, finer pellets for a denser pattern.
• B&P’s Gordon Basewad Technology is engineered to reduce felt recoil.
• This load is designed specifically to be gentle on older shotguns.
• Cost runs about $1.11 per round, reasonable for a specialty soft-shooting upland load.
• Each box holds 25 rounds, enough for a full day afield.
• Shipping weight per box runs 2.187 pounds, useful for hunters ordering multiple boxes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why a 2.50-inch shell instead of a standard 2.75-inch shell? The shorter hull is gentler on older or lighter-framed shotgun chambers and actions.

What is Gordon Basewad Technology? It’s B&P’s proprietary wad system, engineered to make Classic one of the softest-shooting shotshells on the market.

How does #7.5 shot compare to #6 in this same load? The finer #7.5 pellets throw a denser pattern at the same payload weight.

Buy B&P Upland Game Classic 12 Gauge #7.5 Shot

A vintage double gun deserves ammunition that respects it, and B&P built Classic specifically around that idea. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.