Aguila’s birdshot loads in 28 gauge (brand part no. 1CHB2836) pack a 2.75-inch shell with 1 ounce of #6 shot at 1,200 feet per second, sold here as a full 500-round case for upland and small-game hunters who carry the lighter-swinging 28 gauge all season. Aguila engineers these shells for the dependability field shooters demand, shot after shot, from a sub-gauge platform that trades a little payload for a lighter, faster-carrying gun. The #6 shot size suits small upland game and general field use, and buying a full case at once keeps a dedicated 28 gauge owner stocked through opening day and beyond. For 28 gauge hunters who put real rounds through their gun each season, these shotgun shells keep the supply line full.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 28, a lighter, faster-carrying sub-gauge favored by experienced upland hunters.
• The shell length is 2.75 inches, the standard 28 gauge field length.
• The payload weighs 1 ounce, a solid field charge for the sub-gauge.
• The shot size is #6, a proven size for small upland game and general field use.
• Muzzle velocity is listed at 1,200 fps, a solid speed for a 28 gauge field load.
• This listing is a full 500-round case, 20 boxes of 25 rounds each.
• The effective cost works out to roughly $0.63 per round across the full case.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 28 gauge enough for upland hunting? Yes, with a proven #6 shot load behind it, a 28 gauge handles small upland game well while carrying lighter all day.

How much ammo comes in this case? A full case holds 20 boxes of 25 rounds each, 500 rounds total.

Buy Aguila 28 Gauge 2.75in #6 Shot

A season of upland hunting burns through shells fast, and a full case keeps a 28 gauge owner from running dry mid-hunt. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.