Kent Fasteel+ Precision Plated Steel Waterfowl Shotshells 12GA 3″ 1-1/4oz #BB & #2 1450fps – 25 Rounds

Knock down more birds this season with the Kent Fasteel+ Precision Plated Steel Waterfowl Shotshells — engineered for serious waterfowl hunters who demand consistent, hard-hitting performance in the field. Available in a 25-round box chambered in 12 gauge, 3″ with a 1-1/4 oz payload of layered #BB and #2 shot at a blazing 1,450 fps, this load delivers the pattern density and downrange energy needed to cleanly take geese, ducks, and other waterfowl at a variety of distances.

Why Choose Kent Fasteel+?

• Dual-Shot Size Combination (#BB & #2): Layered shot sizes work together to produce optimal pattern density and uniformity, giving you both the reach and the coverage needed for clean kills.
• Precision Plated Steel: Each pellet is precision plated for a smoother, rounder profile that promotes tighter, more consistent patterns downrange.
• High-Performance Base-Wad: Kent’s proprietary base-wad design helps maintain consistent pressure and velocity for shot-to-shot reliability.
• All-Weather Performance: Built to perform in rain, cold, and harsh conditions — because waterfowl season doesn’t wait for good weather.
• Semi-Auto Compatible: Specifically designed to function reliably in semi-automatic shotguns, reducing the chance of cycling issues in the field.
• Steel Shot / Non-Toxic: Meets non-toxic shot requirements for federally regulated waterfowl hunting areas.

Specifications

• Brand: Kent Cartridge
• Line: Fasteel+ Precision Plated Steel
• Gauge: 12
• Shell Length: 3″
• Shot Weight: 1-1/4 oz
• Shot Sizes: #BB & #2 (layered)
• Muzzle Velocity: 1,450 fps
• Shot Material: Precision Plated Steel (Non-Toxic)
• Rounds per Box: 25
• Rounds per Case: 250

At $27.99 per box, Kent Fasteel+ delivers premium waterfowl performance at a competitive price point. Whether you’re working flooded timber or open water, trust this load to perform when it matters most. Order online today at VanTon Arms and enjoy fast nationwide shipping on in-stock ammunition.