Federal Game-Shok H12175 12GA 2.75" 1oz #7.5 Shot Upland Shells

The Federal Game-Shok H12175 delivers consistent upland bird performance with precision-loaded #7.5 shot in a proven 2.75-inch 12-gauge platform. This ammunition combines reliable ignition with balanced shot patterns for effective small game hunting at moderate ranges.

What Makes This Different

Federal's Game-Shok line emphasizes consistent performance over premium components, making it an economical choice for high-volume upland hunting. The 1-ounce shot charge provides sufficient pellet count for quail, dove, and grouse while maintaining manageable recoil. Standard brass construction and reliable primers ensure consistent ignition across temperature ranges.

Key Features

• 1-ounce #7.5 shot charge optimized for small upland birds
• 2.75-inch hull fits all 12-gauge shotguns including 2.75" chambers
• Consistent shot patterns with uniform pellet distribution
• Reliable brass case construction for consistent extraction
• Standard velocity reduces felt recoil for extended shooting sessions
• 25 shells per box, 10 boxes per case (250 rounds total)
• Compatible with all 12-gauge shotgun actions and choke systems

Field performance centers on the #7.5 shot size, which provides optimal pellet energy for birds weighing 8-16 ounces at ranges up to 35 yards. The shot charge maintains effective patterns through improved cylinder to modified chokes. Weather-resistant primers function reliably in humid conditions common during early dove seasons and late-season upland hunts.

Technical Specs

• Gauge: 12-gauge
• Shell Length: 2.75 inches
• Shot Weight: 1 ounce
• Shot Size: #7.5 lead shot
• Case Material: Brass-plated steel
• Primer: Standard non-corrosive
• Packaging: 25 shells per box, 10 boxes per case
• Manufacturer: Federal Premium Ammunition

Game-Shok ammunition provides dependable performance for hunters who prioritize consistency and value over premium features. The bulk case packaging reduces per-round costs for hunters planning extended upland seasons or training multiple shooters.