2025 Reintroduction: Fiocchi Texas White Wing in Bulk Pack

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posted on September 3, 2025
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Fiocchi White Wing Lifestyle

Fiocchi of America has announced the return of its iconic Texas White Wing shotshell—now available in a bulk four-box field carton designed with dove hunters in mind.

Built for the wingshooting, Texas White Wing is engineered for precision, power, and performance. This 12-gauge, 2 3/4-inch shell delivers a 1 1/8-ounce payload of #7.5 shot at 1,250 fps, delivering hard hits with smooth, reliable cycling. The result balances pattern density with velocity to keep hunters in the action from sunrise to sundown.

Fiocchi Texas White Wing Carton on white

“Texas White Wing has been a trusted name among dove hunters for decades,” said Christian Hogg, Fiocchi director of marketing. “We’re proud to bring it back, better than ever, with the same performance our customers love — now in a practical, portable bulk format for all-day shooting.”

Even better, Whether in the wide-open fields of Texas or your favorite local hunting spot, the new four-box field carton features a sturdy handle for easy transport, making it fully functional in the field.

For more information, visit fiocchiusa.com. 

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