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Why customers choose this item
✓16 gauge 2.75 inch shell
✓No 6 shot size
✓1 1/8 ounce shot
✓25 rounds per box
✓3.25 dram load
✓Hi brass load
Product highlights
16 gauge shotgun shells designed for upland hunting and heavy field applications
2.75 inch shell length with number 6 shot and 1 1 8 ounce payload
3 1 4 dram load specification provides increased power and shot density
25 round box configuration suitable for hunting and extended field use
High quality round shot improves pattern efficiency and consistency
Non corrosive primer and propellant ensure reliable ignition performance
Product description
The Federal Game Load Hi-Brass 16 Gauge 2.75″ #6 3 1/4 Dram 1 1/8 oz Shot 25 Round Box is a shotgun ammunition load designed for upland game hunting. This shotgun ammunition uses #6 lead shot with a 1 1/8 ounce payload and a 3 1/4 dram equivalent in a hi-brass configuration.
The Federal Game Load Hi-Brass 16 Gauge 2.75″ shotshell includes a 2.75 inch shell length and is packaged in a 25 round box. It features high-quality round shot for consistent hardness and pattern formation, along with a non-corrosive primer and selected propellant for reliable ignition. This model is categorized as shot shell ammunition and is used for field carry in hunting environments. In practical use, the Federal Game Load Hi-Brass load is compatible with 16 gauge shotguns chambered for 2.75 inch shells, providing a defined shot size, dram equivalent, and payload weight for standard upland applications.
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