FED UPLND STL 20GA 2.75″ #6 25/250

SKU: TSW|117648UPC: 604544644159Mfr. Part #: USH206

$17.99

FED UPLND STL 20GA 2.75″ #6 25/250

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Federals Upland Steel serves up the patterns and power hunters need for hard-to-hit birds at a price that keeps them shooting all day. The loads are consistent and reliable, with high velocities that make the most of the steel payload. They’re the perfect choice for doves and other light upland game, especially in areas that require the use of non-lead shot.

Additional information

upc

604544644159

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

USH206

Caliber/Gauge

20 Gauge

Grains

#6

Length

2.75"

Model

Upland Steel

Product Type

Steel Shot

Shipping Weight

1.87

Shot Size

6

Shot Weight

7/8 oz

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.72

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