Federal Premium Wing-Shok High-Velocity 12 Gauge 2.75-Inch Shotshells, 25-Round Box

Federal Premium Wing-Shok High-Velocity 12 Gauge shotshells (brand part no. P1384) load a 1-3/8 ounce payload of copper-plated shot for upland hunters who want tighter patterns and harder-hitting pellets downrange. Federal blends #4, #5, and #6 shot in each hull, giving wingshooters flexibility across chukar, quail, pheasant, and grouse without swapping loads mid-hunt. The copper plating hardens each pellet, reducing the feather-drag deformation that opens up patterns from standard lead shot, while pushing a 1500 fps muzzle velocity that keeps follow-up shots fast. In 12 gauge shotgun shells built for the upland woods, Wing-Shok High-Velocity is the load serious bird hunters reach for first.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 12, the standard-bore choice for upland hunters who want authority on every flush.
• The shell length is 2.75 inches, running in any 12 gauge chamber from field guns to over-unders.
• The shot payload weighs 1-3/8 ounces, a full field-load charge for dense downrange patterns.
• The shot is a blend of #4, #5, and #6 pellets, covering everything from close-flushing quail to longer-range pheasant in one hull.
• Shot is copper-plated, hardening each pellet so it resists the deformation that opens up patterns from bare lead.
• Muzzle velocity reaches 1500 fps, keeping follow-up shots fast on birds that flush wild.
• Each box holds 25 rounds, enough for a full day pushing through cover.
• Average cost runs about $1.33 per round, priced for hunters who shoot a box or more per outing.
• Shipping weight is about 2.87 lbs per box, worth knowing when you’re packing out a case for the season.

Frequently Asked Questions

What birds is the #4-5-6 blend suited for? The mixed shot sizes cover a range of upland birds in one hull, from close-flushing quail and chukar to longer-range pheasant and grouse.

Why copper-plated shot instead of bare lead? The harder copper-plated pellets resist deforming as they travel down the barrel, which keeps patterns tighter and pellets driving deeper on impact.

Will 2.75-inch Wing-Shok loads work in my 12 gauge? Yes, a 2.75-inch shell chambers and fires safely in any 12 gauge shotgun, including guns built for 3-inch or 3.5-inch magnum loads.

Buy Federal Wing-Shok High-Velocity 12 Gauge Shotshells

Wild-flushing birds don’t wait for a second chance, and Wing-Shok High-Velocity is built so the first shot counts. Pattern a box through your favorite choke before opening day and see what copper-plated shot does to your groups. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.