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Fiocchi Golden Pheasant 12 Gauge 2 3/4" Shells 1 3/8 oz. 25 Rounds

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Fiocchi Golden

Pheasant 12 gauge shotshells

2 3/4-inch

1 3/8 oz. load

25 Rounds

Per box

Nickel-plated Loads

Developed Tested

In South Dakota pheasant country

$29.99
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SKU: WX2*0194843

Overview

Built for upland hunters who want a dedicated pheasant load, this 12 gauge option is aimed at delivering the kind of knockdown performance serious field use demands. Fiocchi positions it as a proven shell for days spent working cover with family, friends, and a dog, where dependable performance matters shot after shot. The nickel-plated load is presented as part of the Golden Pheasant line, a series developed and tested in South Dakota pheasant country. For hunters looking for a purpose-driven shotshell in a 25-round box, it offers a straightforward choice without unnecessary extras.

Why Hunters Choose the Fiocchi

12 Gauge

1 3/8 oz. load for

Nickel-plated Loads

Developed in South Dakota's pheasant

Hunters Seeking

Proven performance and reliability

Packaged 25-round

Box for convenient field use

Fiocchi Golden

Pheasant line has long been

Key Features

  • Fiocchi Golden Pheasant 12 gauge shotshells
  • 2 3/4-inch shells with 1 3/8 oz. load
  • 25 rounds per box
  • Nickel-plated loads
  • Developed and tested in South Dakota pheasant country
  • Designed for field performance and reliability

Best Used For

  • Hunters seeking 12 gauge pheasant loads for upland field use
  • Shooters wanting 2 3/4-inch shells with 1 3/8 oz. payload
  • Upland hunters who prefer nickel-plated shotshells
  • Those looking for a 25-round box for day trips or practice
  • Hunters pairing ammunition with family, friends, and a bird dog

Specifications

Gauge12 Gauge
Load TypeNickel-plated loads
Product LineGolden Pheasant
Rounds25
Shell Length2 3/4"
Shot Weight1 3/8 oz.

Pros

  • 12 gauge 2 3/4-inch shells with 1 3/8 oz. load for pheasant hunting
  • Nickel-plated loads developed in South Dakota's pheasant country
  • Designed for hunters seeking proven performance and reliability
  • Packaged in a 25-round box for convenient field use
  • Fiocchi Golden Pheasant line has long been associated with quality

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed around pheasant hunting, so it may be more specialized than a general-purpose field load for hunters who want one shell for multiple game types.
  • The 2 3/4" shell length and 1 3/8 oz. payload are important fit-and-use details to confirm against your shotgun and intended setup before buying.
  • Pack count is 25 rounds, which is practical for a hunt or range session but not a high-volume case quantity.
  • The product description emphasizes proven performance and reliability, but it does not provide technical specifications such as velocity or shot size here, so comparison shopping may require checking additional verified data.

Suggested Comparisons

  • 12 Gauge pheasant loads
  • Nickel-plated shotshells
  • Upland game ammunition
  • 25-round shotshell boxes

Suggested Accessories

  • 12 gauge shotshells
  • Shotgun shell pouch
  • Ammunition box
  • Hearing protection

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge and shell length are these Fiocchi Golden Pheasant loads?

These are 12 gauge shells with a 2 3/4" shell length.

How many shells come in a box?

The product is sold as 25 rounds.

What is the shot charge listed for these shells?

The listed shot charge is 1 3/8 oz.

Are these shells described for a specific game bird?

Yes. The product description says they were developed and tested in South Dakota's pheasant country and are presented as Fiocchi Golden Pheasant loads.

What can I verify about performance from the product data?

The source describes them with phrases like "knockdown weight, speed and power" and says they were developed and tested for field performance, but it does not provide measurable performance data.