The Fiocchi 1235ST1 Flyway delivers devastating knockdown power for waterfowl hunters demanding consistent performance in harsh conditions. This premium 12-gauge load combines steel shot technology with Fiocchi's renowned manufacturing precision to extend effective range and maintain pattern density.
What Makes This Different
Fiocchi's Flyway series utilizes advanced steel shot composition that maintains velocity longer than standard steel loads. The 3.5-inch magnum hull generates 15% more energy than comparable 3-inch shells, while the precision-formed #1 steel shot creates tighter patterns at extended ranges. Italian manufacturing standards ensure consistent powder charges and crimp quality across every shell.
Key Features
- 1 3/8 oz of precision-formed #1 steel shot for maximum impact
- 3.5-inch magnum hull delivers superior velocity and energy
- Non-toxic steel shot composition meets all waterfowl regulations
- High-quality plastic hull resists moisture and temperature extremes
- Consistent powder charges ensure reliable ignition in cold conditions
- Premium brass-plated steel base prevents corrosion
- Factory-crimped for optimal gas seal and pattern consistency
Field testing demonstrates effective patterns out to 50+ yards on large waterfowl species. The #1 shot size provides optimal penetration on geese and large ducks while maintaining sufficient pellet count for consistent hits. Steel shot construction eliminates lead contamination concerns in wetland environments while delivering the terminal performance waterfowl hunters require.
Technical Specs
- Gauge: 12
- Shell Length: 3.5 inches
- Shot Weight: 1 3/8 oz
- Shot Size: #1 steel
- Quantity: 25 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case
- Muzzle Velocity: Approximately 1,400 fps
- Chamber: 3.5-inch magnum required
- Country of Origin: Italy
Fiocchi's century of ammunition manufacturing expertise ensures each shell meets strict quality standards for competitive waterfowl hunting. The Flyway series represents proven performance when success depends on first-shot accuracy and consistent patterns.