Remington Wingmaster HD Waterfowl

The Wingmaster HD uses a high-density shot material that is significantly denser than steel. This allows for better energy retention at longer ranges and deeper penetration, which helps ensure cleaner, more ethical harvests on tough waterfowl like geese.

No, these are 3.5-inch magnum shells. You must ensure your shotgun is specifically chambered for 3.5-inch shells before using them. Using them in a 2.75-inch or 3-inch chambered gun is unsafe.

The #2 shot size is a versatile, all-around choice for waterfowl. It provides a good balance of pellet count and knockdown power, making it effective for both ducks and geese at standard hunting ranges.

A velocity of 1300 fps is a standard, manageable speed for waterfowl loads. While it is not an ultra-high-velocity shell, it offers a predictable trajectory that requires less adjustment to your lead compared to faster, lighter loads.

Because these shells are high-density and designed for modern performance, you should check your shotgun manufacturer's guidelines regarding steel or high-density shot compatibility. Older barrels with tight fixed chokes may not be rated for this type of ammunition.