Product Overview
The Remington Game Load 12 Gauge 2.75" #7.5 Shot delivers reliable, consistent performance for upland bird hunters who demand dependable patterns and clean, ethical kills in the field.
- 12 gauge, 2.75" shell loaded with 1 oz of #7.5 lead shot
- Tight, consistent patterns ideal for pheasant, quail, and dove
- Remington's proven Power Piston wad for superior shot cup control
- Hard lead shot for maximum downrange energy and pellet integrity
- Convenient 25-round box, perfect for a full day in the field
- Proudly manufactured in the USA by Remington Ammunition
Who This Is For
The Remington Game Load is the go-to choice for upland bird hunters pursuing pheasant, quail, dove, and similar game. It's equally well-suited for new hunters looking for an affordable, reliable training load and seasoned wingshooters who want a trusted field round without breaking the bank. If you shoot a standard 12 gauge shotgun and want dependable performance from a legendary American brand, this load belongs in your vest.
Specifications
| Brand | Remington |
|---|---|
| Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Shell Length | 2.75" (2-3/4") |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Shot Material | Lead |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1,200 fps (approx.) |
| Rounds Per Box | 25 |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Intended Use | Upland Bird Hunting |
Frequently Asked Questions
What birds is #7.5 shot best suited for?
#7.5 shot is an excellent all-around upland choice, ideally matched for pheasant at moderate ranges, quail, dove, grouse, and woodcock. The smaller pellet size delivers a dense pattern that maximizes your chance of a clean hit, especially at the 20–35 yard distances typical of flushing bird hunting. It can also pull double duty as a clay target load for practice days at the range.
Will these shells cycle reliably in a semi-automatic shotgun?
Remington Game Loads are standard-velocity target and field loads designed for reliable function in pump-action and break-action shotguns. In gas-operated semi-automatics, cycling performance can vary depending on the gun's gas system and how it is tuned. Most modern semi-auto 12 gauges will cycle 1 oz loads without issue, but if your gas gun is set up for heavier loads, you may want to verify compatibility with your specific model.
How should I store shotgun ammunition to maintain its performance?
Store your Remington Game Load shells in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperature swings. A dedicated ammo can or sealed storage box works well for long-term storage. Properly stored shotgun ammunition can remain reliable for many years. Avoid storing ammo in vehicle trunks or garages where heat and humidity can fluctuate significantly over time.
