B&P Ammunition Heavy Pheasant 20-gauge shotshells deliver the payload and pattern control serious upland hunters expect when the birds are fast and the cover is thick. These 3" shells pack 1 1/4 ounces of No. 6 shot—enough density and energy to anchor roosters at ethical distances without the excessive recoil of 12-gauge loads. If you're hunting pheasant over pointing dogs or working brush and CRP with a 20-gauge, Heavy Pheasant ammunition gives you confidence that your shot will connect when it counts.

The 25-round box format keeps your ammo supply organized and makes it easy to grab a box for a morning hunt or a day at the range. B&P's consistent quality and proven performance across thousands of hunters' gun cases means you're getting reliable ballistics you can trust, not experimental loads or bargain-basement duds that might leave you empty-handed in the field.

Whether you're a 20-gauge loyalist who refuses to step up to magnum loads or simply prefer the lighter recoil and handling of a lighter gauge, Heavy Pheasant is built for the upland game it's named after. The No. 6 shot size strikes the balance between pattern density and individual pellet energy that works on pheasant-sized birds at reasonable hunting ranges.

B&P Ammunition Heavy Pheasant 20-gauge shotshells deliver the payload and pattern control serious upland hunters expect when the birds are fast and the cover is thick. These 3" shells pack 1 1/4 ounces of No. 6 shot—enough density and energy to anchor roosters at ethical distances without the excessive recoil of 12-gauge loads. If you're hunting pheasant over pointing dogs or working brush and CRP with a 20-gauge, Heavy Pheasant ammunition gives you confidence that your shot will connect when it counts.

The 25-round box format keeps your ammo supply organized and makes it easy to grab a box for a morning hunt or a day at the range. B&P's consistent quality and proven performance across thousands of hunters' gun cases means you're getting reliable ballistics you can trust, not experimental loads or bargain-basement duds that might leave you empty-handed in the field.

Whether you're a 20-gauge loyalist who refuses to step up to magnum loads or simply prefer the lighter recoil and handling of a lighter gauge, Heavy Pheasant is built for the upland game it's named after. The No. 6 shot size strikes the balance between pattern density and individual pellet energy that works on pheasant-sized birds at reasonable hunting ranges.