Remington Pheasant shotshells (brand part no. 20046) load 1-1/4 ounces of #4 shot in a 12 gauge, 2.75-inch hull, a dedicated upland loading Remington has built specifically around the ranges and shot sizes pheasant hunting actually demands. #4 shot is sized to punch through a rooster’s dense fall plumage with enough per-pellet energy for a clean, ethical kill, while the full 1-1/4-ounce payload keeps pattern density high enough for the crossing and going-away shots typical of a flushed bird. This is a straightforward field load, not a premium or specialty shell, built to be affordable enough to shoot through a full season of upland hunting. For pheasant hunters who want a dependable, purpose-built field load, this shotgun shell from Remington is built for exactly that.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 12 gauge.
• Shell length is 2.75 inches, the standard 12-gauge field hull length.
• The shot charge weighs 1-1/4 ounces, a full upland-hunting payload.
• Shot size is #4, sized for pheasant and similarly sized upland birds.
• Shot material is lead.
• This is a dedicated, purpose-built Pheasant field load from Remington.
• Each box holds 25 shells, packaged ten boxes to a case.
• Cost runs about $0.90 per round at this listing price.
• Shipping weight for this box runs about 2.7 pounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why #4 shot for pheasant? It is sized to punch through a rooster’s dense fall plumage with enough per-pellet energy for a clean, ethical kill.

Is this a premium or standard field load? A straightforward, affordable field load, built to be shot through a full upland season without a premium price tag.

How many shells come in a box? 25 shells.

Buy the Remington Pheasant 12 Gauge 2.75-Inch Shot Shells

A dedicated pheasant load built around the ranges and shot sizes upland hunting actually calls for beats a generic field shell every time. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast shipping straight to your door.