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title: "20 ga Geese Loads | Hunting Ammo | JJ Armory"
description: "3\" steel BB, #1, or #2, or bismuth #2. Steel or bismuth — never lead. Shop 20 ga hunting ammo at JJ Armory in Riverhead, NY."
url: "https://www.jjarmoryny.com/hunting-ammo-20-gauge-geese"
site: "JJ ARMORY LLC"
---

# 20 ga Geese Loads | Hunting Ammo | JJ Armory

> 3" steel BB, #1, or #2, or bismuth #2. Steel or bismuth — never lead. Shop 20 ga hunting ammo at JJ Armory in Riverhead, NY.

[ HUNTING AMMO // 20 GA ]

[ HUNTING AMMO // 20 GA ]

## 20 GAUGE · GEESE

What we recommend for Geese with a 20 ga shotgun, and a link to shop matching ammo at JJ Armory.

What we recommend for Geese with a 20 ga shotgun, and a link to shop matching ammo at JJ Armory.

[ 20 GA // GEESE ]

[ 20 GA // GEESE ]

RECOMMENDED SHOT

RECOMMENDED SHOT

3" steel BB, #1, or #2, or bismuth #2

3" steel BB, #1, or #2, or bismuth #2

STEEL, LEAD, OR OTHER NON-TOXIC

STEEL, LEAD, OR OTHER NON-TOXIC

Steel or bismuth — never lead

Steel or bismuth — never lead

WHY

WHY

A 3-inch 20 gauge can kill geese cleanly with large non-toxic shot, but it carries fewer pellets than a 12 or 10. Keep shots to honest, decoying ranges.

A 3-inch 20 gauge can kill geese cleanly with large non-toxic shot, but it carries fewer pellets than a 12 or 10. Keep shots to honest, decoying ranges.

Not a long pass-shooting goose gun.

Not a long pass-shooting goose gun.

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## IN STOCK AT JJ ARMORY

These are the 20 gauge non-toxic goose loads we have in stock: Hevi-Bismuth and Hevi-Steel 3-inch #2. Keep shots to honest, decoying range. Never lead for geese.

These are the 20 gauge non-toxic goose loads we have in stock: Hevi-Bismuth and Hevi-Steel 3-inch #2. Keep shots to honest, decoying range. Never lead for geese.

Questions? Call (631) 985-5527 — 38 W Main St, Riverhead. This is hunting advice, not legal advice; check current DEC and USFWS rules for the land you hunt.

Questions? Call (631) 985-5527 — 38 W Main St, Riverhead. This is hunting advice, not legal advice; check current DEC and USFWS rules for the land you hunt.