Federal Game-Shok Heavy Field 20 gauge, 2-3/4-inch, #7.5 shot shotgun shells give upland hunters a full case of dependable ammunition sized for fast-flying, smaller-bodied birds like dove and quail. Federal Ammunition builds the Game-Shok Heavy Field line around a 1-ounce payload of #7.5 lead shot, loaded to 1,165 feet per second for consistent patterns at typical upland ranges. The lighter-recoiling 20 gauge platform pairs naturally with the fine #7.5 shot for a day of walking and flushing rather than a single stand. Buying a full 250-round case in one order is the most economical way to keep a 20 gauge fed for a full hunting season. This is dependable shotgun ammunition for a lighter gun that still delivers a full season of shells.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 20, a lighter-carrying option favored by hunters walking long days.
• The shell length is 2-3/4 inches, the standard field-load length for 20 gauge.
• The shot size is #7.5, sized for dove, quail, and similar fast-flying birds.
• The payload weighs 1 ounce, a full 20 gauge field-load charge.
• Muzzle velocity is rated at 1,165 feet per second, suited to typical upland field ranges.
• This listing ships as a full case of 250 rounds, keeping a 20 gauge gun fed for a full season.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is #7.5 shot good for dove and quail? Yes, it’s a proven size for fast-flying, smaller-bodied upland birds at typical field ranges.

Why choose 20 gauge over 12 gauge for upland hunting? A 20 gauge carries lighter through a long day of walking and flushing while still delivering a proven pattern.

Why buy 20 gauge shells by the case? A 250-round case is the most economical way to stock up for a full upland season without repeat orders.

Buy Federal Game-Shok Heavy Field 20 Gauge #7.5, Case of 250

A long day of walking behind a bird dog burns through shells fast, and this case keeps a 20 gauge fed the whole season. Stock the safe before the season starts. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.