Kent Cartridge B12U365 Bismuth Upland 12 Ga 2.75" 1 1/4 oz #5 Shot

The Kent Cartridge B12U365 Bismuth Upland delivers premium non-toxic performance for upland bird hunting without the environmental concerns of lead shot. This 12-gauge ammunition combines bismuth's superior density with precision manufacturing for consistent patterns and clean harvests.

What Makes This Different

Bismuth shot offers 22% greater density than steel while remaining completely non-toxic and safe for all choke tubes. Unlike steel shot that can damage older barrels, bismuth compresses on impact like lead, protecting firearm components while delivering devastating terminal performance. The 1,350 fps velocity provides flat trajectory and excellent energy transfer at extended ranges.

Key Features

• Bismuth shot pellets - 22% denser than steel, safe for all chokes
• 1 1/4 oz payload of #5 shot for optimal upland bird performance
• 2.75" hull length fits all 12-gauge chambers
• 1,350 fps muzzle velocity for flat shooting trajectory
• Non-corrosive primers and high-quality hulls
• 25 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case (250 total rounds)
• Environmentally safe alternative to lead ammunition

Field testing demonstrates consistent patterns through modified and improved cylinder chokes, making this load versatile for various upland scenarios from close-flushing grouse to longer shots on pheasants. The bismuth composition maintains pellet integrity through dense cover while providing clean, ethical kills. Weather-resistant crimping and waterproof primers ensure reliable ignition in wet field conditions.

Technical Specs

• Gauge: 12
• Shell Length: 2.75 inches
• Shot Weight: 1 1/4 oz
• Shot Size: #5
• Shot Material: Bismuth alloy
• Muzzle Velocity: 1,350 fps
• Packaging: 25 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case
• Manufacturer: Kent Cartridge

This bismuth upland load represents the intersection of environmental responsibility and hunting effectiveness. The premium shot material and careful load development ensure reliable performance when opportunities present themselves in the field.