Fiocchi Flyway 20 Gauge #4 Shot shotshells (part no. 203ST4) come from a steel-load line built in a wide variety of options, from shooting wood ducks over decoys to pass-shooting geese at ultra-long range. Fiocchi manufactures Flyway shells with a combination of treated steel shot, protective wads, and appropriate powders to deliver a consistent, dense pattern that’s easy on the gun barrel but hard on the target. The #4 shot size suits decoying ducks at closer, controlled ranges. These shotgun shells suit waterfowl hunters running a 20-gauge shotgun.
Key Specifications
- The gauge is 20 gauge, a lighter-carrying option for waterfowl hunting.
- Shell length is 3 inches, a magnum-length 20-gauge hull for added payload.
- The payload weighs 7/8 ounce, a solid steel-shot charge for the gauge.
- Shot size is #4, suited to decoying ducks at closer, controlled ranges.
- The shot type is treated steel, engineered to be easy on the barrel but hard on the target.
- Fiocchi markets this under its Flyway line, built with protective wads for consistent patterns.
- Each box holds 25 rounds, a practical count for a morning hunt.
- Cost runs about $0.79 per round, reasonable pricing for a treated-steel waterfowl load.
- Each 25-round box ships at about 2.085 pounds, worth knowing when ordering by the case.
- Ten boxes ship per case (250 rounds total), a bulk option for dealers and high-volume waterfowlers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does treated steel shot mean? Fiocchi treats the steel pellets to help them pattern consistently while being gentler on the gun barrel over repeated use.
What size waterfowl does #4 shot suit? It’s suited to decoying ducks at closer, controlled ranges where a denser pattern helps connect on the shot.
Buy Fiocchi Flyway Steel 20 Gauge Ammunition
Decoying ducks over a spread rewards a load built for consistent, dense patterns, and Flyway’s protective wads are engineered for exactly that. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.
