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Why customers choose this item
✓28 gauge 2.75 inch shell
✓No 7.5 shot size
✓1 ounce shot weight
✓25 rounds per box
✓SoftCell wad technology
✓Lead shot load
Product highlights
28 gauge shotgun shells designed for upland hunting and field applications
2.75 inch shell length with number 7.5 shot and 1 ounce payload
Two piece wad with SoftCell technology reduces recoil and improves long range patterns
25 round box configuration suitable for hunting trips and range sessions
High quality lead shot provides optimal hardness and density for effective patterns
Non corrosive primer and propellant ensure reliable ignition and function
Product description
The Federal Game Load Heavy Field 28 Gauge 2.75″ #7.5 1 oz Shot 25 Round Box is a shotgun ammunition load designed for upland game hunting. This shotgun ammunition uses #7.5 lead shot with a 1 ounce payload in a 2.75 inch shell for field applications.
The Federal Game Load Heavy Field 28 Gauge 2.75″ shotshell features a two-piece wad with SoftCell technology and is packaged in a 25 round box. It incorporates lead shot engineered for consistent hardness and density, along with a wad system designed for uniform shot patterns at extended ranges. This model is categorized as shot shell ammunition and is used for field carry in hunting environments. In typical setups, the Federal Game Load Heavy Field load is compatible with 28 gauge shotguns chambered for 2.75 inch shells, providing a defined shot size, payload weight, and shell length for standard upland use.
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