The Remington Express XLR 12 Gauge 2-3/4-inch #6 Shot Shotshells pairs a 12 Gauge hull with a 1-1/8 oz #6 payload for upland hunters who want a dependable load in the vest (brand part no. 20168). Remington builds this Express XLR shell to pattern consistently, round after round, without the flyers that ruin a clean shot. It is sized for upland bird hunts, where a shell that shoots the way the last box shot matters more than any spec sheet. Whether it is the first box of the season or the last one before the freezer is full, this load is built to be the one you do not have to think about. Find it filed with our shotgun shells lineup, stocked for the shooters who buy by the case.

Key Specifications

• This shell is built in 12 Gauge, sized to cycle reliably through the pumps and semi-autos already in the safe.
• The hull measures 2-3/4-inch, fitting the chamber length stamped on the barrel.
• Shot charge is 1-1/8 oz, a proven weight for consistent patterns without punishing recoil.
• The load runs #6 shot, a size proven on upland bird hunts.
• The shot is lead, still the densest common payload for clean kills at practical range.
• Each box holds 25 rounds, enough to pattern the gun and still head to the field.
• It ships by the case in lots of 10 boxes, the way upland hunters who shoot a lot of clays or hunt a full season restock.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many rounds are in a box? 25 rounds per box.

Is this shot steel or lead? Lead. It is not approved for waterfowl hunting under federal non-toxic shot rules, but it is a strong choice for upland bird hunts.

What 12 Gauge chamber length does this need? A chamber rated for at least 2-3/4-inch; a longer chamber safely fires a shorter shell, but a shorter chamber should never fire a longer one.

Buy the Remington Express XLR 12 Gauge 2-3/4-inch #6 Shot Shotshells

Stock the truck box with a case and next season stops being a guessing game. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.