Fiocchi Expands Golden Waterfowl Bismuth Shotshell Line

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posted on January 18, 2023
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Golden Waterfowl Bismuth 28Ga

With the recent explosion of sub-gauge shotgun popularity in the marketplace, Fiocchi has extended its line of Golden Waterfowl Bismuth to include 28-gauge shotshells. This new load joins the 20- and 12-gauge Golden Waterfowl Bismuth models already in production.

Comprised of Fiocchi's highest-quality hulls, primers, wads, and high-density 9.75g/cc bismuth shot, 28-gauge Golden Waterfowl Bismuth hits hard and accurate at more extended ranges than steel. It is also moisture-resistant to withstand even the foulest of waterfowl-hunting conditions. Golden Waterfowl is now available in the following combinations.

Fiocchi Golden Waterfowl Bismuth

For more information, visit fiocchiusa.com. 

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