Remington Express XLR shotshells (brand part no. 20167) load 1-1/8 ounces of #5 lead shot in a 12 gauge, 2.75-inch hull, part of Remington’s Extra Long Range line built to extend the effective distance a hunter can count on a clean, ethical hit. XLR loads pair a full lead payload with a powder charge and wad system tuned for pattern density at range, giving upland and small-game hunters more confidence on the longer crossing shots that a standard field load can start to miss. #5 shot balances pellet count and per-pellet energy for medium-size upland game at those extended distances. For upland hunters who want extra reach on longer shots, this shotgun shell from Remington is built for exactly that.

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Key Specifications

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• The gauge is 12 gauge.

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• Shell length is 2.75 inches, the standard 12-gauge hull length.

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• The shot charge weighs 1-1/8 ounces, a full field-hunting payload.

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• Shot size is #5, balancing pellet count and energy for medium-size upland game.

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• Shot material is lead.

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• This load is part of Remington’s Express Extra Long Range (XLR) line, tuned for reach at distance.

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• Each box holds 25 shells, packaged ten boxes to a case.

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• Cost runs about $0.86 per round at this listing price.

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• Shipping weight for this box runs about 2.532 pounds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What does XLR stand for? Extra Long Range, Remington’s line tuned for pattern density and reach beyond a standard field load’s effective distance.

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What game is #5 shot suited for? Medium-size upland birds, balancing pellet count and per-pellet energy for clean hits at extended range.

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How many shells come in a box? 25 shells.

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Buy the Remington Express XLR 12 Gauge 2.75-Inch Shot Shells

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The birds that flush wild and stay out at range are exactly what an Extra Long Range load is built to handle. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast shipping straight to your door.