
Availability: In Stock
Remington Pheasant Upland 12 gauge shotshells are built for one job: cleanly taking roosters at hunting distances. This 12 gauge 2.75" load pairs a 1 1/4 oz shot charge with #6 pellets—a proven combination that delivers the pattern density and energy needed for upland bird hunting without overkill. Each box contains 25 rounds, giving you a standard box size for practice, field work, or a day trip over pointers.
The #6 shot size sits in the sweet spot for pheasants: large enough for reliable penetration and clean kills, small enough to generate the pellet count that builds dependable patterns downrange. At 2.75" length, these shells cycle reliably in any standard 12 gauge shotgun, whether you're running an auto-loader, pump, or over-under. A high-base payload means consistent performance and velocity frame-to-frame—no surprises when the rooster flushes.
If you hunt pheasants regularly or mix in other upland birds, Remington's game-specific loads take the guesswork out of ammo selection. You get proven ballistics in a practical box count that balances cost, field performance, and the muscle memory that comes from shooting the same load all season.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Shell Length | 2.75" |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Weight | 1 1/4 oz |
| Rounds Per Box | 25 |
| Shot Type | Lead |
Yes, the 2.75" length is the standard for 12 gauge shotguns and will function in any 12 gauge firearm designed for 2.75" shells, including semi-autos, pumps, and break-actions.
#6 pellets provide a good balance of pattern density and energy for pheasant hunting ranges. They're large enough for clean, ethical kills but generate enough pellets per shot to maintain reliable, predictable patterns.
That depends on your hunting style and how much you shoot. A single 25-round box is a manageable field quantity. Many hunters bring two or three boxes for a full day afield.
Each box contains 25 loaded shells, ready to load and shoot.

SKU: 119713263 • Width: 4.2in • Height: 2.5in • Depth: 4.3in • Weight: 2.8oz





Availability: In Stock
Remington Pheasant Upland 12 gauge shotshells are built for one job: cleanly taking roosters at hunting distances. This 12 gauge 2.75" load pairs a 1 1/4 oz shot charge with #6 pellets—a proven combination that delivers the pattern density and energy needed for upland bird hunting without overkill. Each box contains 25 rounds, giving you a standard box size for practice, field work, or a day trip over pointers.
The #6 shot size sits in the sweet spot for pheasants: large enough for reliable penetration and clean kills, small enough to generate the pellet count that builds dependable patterns downrange. At 2.75" length, these shells cycle reliably in any standard 12 gauge shotgun, whether you're running an auto-loader, pump, or over-under. A high-base payload means consistent performance and velocity frame-to-frame—no surprises when the rooster flushes.
If you hunt pheasants regularly or mix in other upland birds, Remington's game-specific loads take the guesswork out of ammo selection. You get proven ballistics in a practical box count that balances cost, field performance, and the muscle memory that comes from shooting the same load all season.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Shell Length | 2.75" |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Weight | 1 1/4 oz |
| Rounds Per Box | 25 |
| Shot Type | Lead |
Yes, the 2.75" length is the standard for 12 gauge shotguns and will function in any 12 gauge firearm designed for 2.75" shells, including semi-autos, pumps, and break-actions.
#6 pellets provide a good balance of pattern density and energy for pheasant hunting ranges. They're large enough for clean, ethical kills but generate enough pellets per shot to maintain reliable, predictable patterns.
That depends on your hunting style and how much you shoot. A single 25-round box is a manageable field quantity. Many hunters bring two or three boxes for a full day afield.
Each box contains 25 loaded shells, ready to load and shoot.

SKU: 119713263 • Width: 4.2in • Height: 2.5in • Depth: 4.3in • Weight: 2.8oz