Remington HyperSonic Steel 12 Gauge ammunition (part no. 26795) loads a 8 oz payload of #2 shot in a 3.5-inch hull for waterfowl hunters running non-toxic shot. Remington builds this load for shooters who need a shell that patterns consistently, not just a box that says the right gauge on the label. That means extreme muzzle velocity steel shot, not just a payload figure printed on the box. In shotgun shells for waterfowl hunters running non-toxic shot, this shell earns its place in the range bag or the blind.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 12 Gauge, matching guns and chokes built for this shell.
• Shell length is 3.5-inch, so it chambers safely in any gun rated for that length or longer.
• The payload weighs 8 oz, a heavy charge for serious range on target.
• Shot size is #2 HyperSonic Steel Shot, balancing pellet count and per-pellet energy for the intended target.
• The extreme muzzle velocity shortens the effective lead needed on crossing birds while the load still meets steel-shot requirements for waterfowl hunting.
• Each box holds 25 rounds, enough to confirm zero and still head out with rounds to spare.
• Shipping weight for a box runs about 3.13 lb, handy to know when budgeting freight on a multi-box order.
• At roughly $1.84 per round, a fair price for the components loaded into every round.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this shot legal for waterfowl? Yes. This load uses steel and/or tungsten shot rather than lead, meeting non-toxic shot requirements for waterfowl hunting.

What is this 12 Gauge shell built for? With a 8 oz payload of #2 shot, it is built for waterfowl hunters who need pellets to carry energy at crossing-bird range.

How many shells come in a box? Each box holds 25 shells.

Remington HyperSonic Steel 12 Gauge Shells For Sale

A pattern is only as good as the shell behind it, and this load is built to keep patterning consistent trip after trip. Pattern a box before opening day and see what it does on paper first. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.