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title: "20 ga Pheasant Loads | Hunting Ammo | JJ Armory"
description: "Lead #5 or #6, 2¾\" or 3\"; #4 for late birds. Lead, or bismuth #4–#6 where non-toxic is required. Shop 20 ga hunting ammo at JJ Armory in Riverhead, NY."
url: "https://www.jjarmoryny.com/hunting-ammo-20-gauge-pheasant"
site: "JJ ARMORY LLC"
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# 20 ga Pheasant Loads | Hunting Ammo | JJ Armory

> Lead #5 or #6, 2¾" or 3"; #4 for late birds. Lead, or bismuth #4–#6 where non-toxic is required. Shop 20 ga hunting ammo at JJ Armory in Riverhead, NY.

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[ HUNTING AMMO // 20 GA ]

## 20 GAUGE · PHEASANT

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

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

[ 20 GA // PHEASANT ]

[ 20 GA // PHEASANT ]

RECOMMENDED SHOT

RECOMMENDED SHOT

Lead #5 or #6, 2¾" or 3"; #4 for late birds

Lead #5 or #6, 2¾" or 3"; #4 for late birds

STEEL, LEAD, OR OTHER NON-TOXIC

STEEL, LEAD, OR OTHER NON-TOXIC

Lead, or bismuth #4–#6 where non-toxic is required

Lead, or bismuth #4–#6 where non-toxic is required

WHY

WHY

Remington 20 gauge pheasant and Federal Prairie Storm / Wing-Shok 20 gauge use the same #4–#6 window, with a lighter payload.

Remington 20 gauge pheasant and Federal Prairie Storm / Wing-Shok 20 gauge use the same #4–#6 window, with a lighter payload.

IC or modified.

IC or modified.

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## CALL THE SHOP

We do not have this exact load in stock right now. Call (631) 985-5527 and we will check the shelf or help you special-order.

We do not have this exact load in stock right now. Call (631) 985-5527 and we will check the shelf or help you special-order.

[ CALL (631) 985-5527 ]

[ CALL (631) 985-5527 ]

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.