Baschieri & Pellagri USA Expands Upland Game Shotshell Line

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posted on January 17, 2023
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MAIN Upland Game 20 Gauge

Baschieri & Pellagri USA has added three new shot options to its popular Upland Game line. Many hunters prefer a 20-gauge shotgun for their upland pursuits, and Upland Game’s #5, #6, and #7½ offerings will help make each trip to the field easier on the shoulder while still filling the game pouch. The nickel-plated shot is not only lethal on game, but holds tight patterns at extended distances.

These Upland Game additions in 20-gauge have a muzzle velocity of 1225 fps, a payload of 7/8 ounces, a length of 2 3/4-inches, and come in boxes of 25 with 10 boxes per case.

For more information on B&P shotshells, visit Baschieri-PellagriUSA.com.

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