Bismuth Shot
Premium Bismuth Shot for Shotgun Reloading
Rock Shot Products Premium Bismuth Shot is manufactured specifically for shotgun reloading, providing reloaders with a high-density, non-toxic alternative to traditional lead shot.
Bismuth has a density greater than steel and closer to lead, making it a popular choice for reloaders seeking a non-toxic alternative with performance characteristics closer to traditional lead shot than steel. Because bismuth is also softer than steel, it is commonly selected by reloaders working with classic and vintage shotguns where harder steel shot may not be appropriate.
Our bismuth shot is manufactured in the USA and carefully screened and sorted by shot size. Rock Shot Products offers a wide range of shot sizes and convenient 2 lb, 5 lb, and 10 lb quantities for reloaders with different needs.
Choose Your Bismuth Shot Quantity
2 lb Bismuth Shot
Our 2 pound bags are a convenient choice for testing new load combinations, occasional reloading, or trying different shot sizes without purchasing a larger quantity.
5 lb Bismuth Shot
Our 5 pound bags provide a practical balance of quantity, value, storage, and handling for reloaders who need more shot without moving to a larger bulk quantity.
10 lb Bismuth Shot
Our 10 pound bags are designed for frequent and higher-volume reloaders who want enough shot for multiple reloading batches while receiving better value per pound.
Experienced Bismuth Shot Production
Behind Rock Shot Products is hands-on manufacturing experience producing bismuth shot specifically for the reloading industry.
Rock Shot Products produces Premium Bismuth Shot directly for reloaders using refined manufacturing techniques developed through years of hands-on production experience.
Our goal is straightforward: carefully screened shot, dependable quality, and a product built for serious reloaders.
Ideal For
- Waterfowl hunting
- Upland bird hunting
- Non-toxic shotgun loads
- Reloading shotgun shells
- Classic and vintage shotguns where steel may not be appropriate
Why Bismuth Shot?
Bismuth shot offers reloaders a useful combination of density, softness, and versatility for a variety of shotgun reloading applications.
Benefits include:
- Density greater than steel and closer to lead
- Softer than steel
- Performance characteristics closer to traditional lead shot than steel
- Suitable for non-toxic shot applications
- Commonly selected for classic and vintage shotguns where harder steel shot may not be appropriate
For these reasons, bismuth remains a popular non-toxic option for shotgun reloading.
Available Bismuth Shot Sizes
Rock Shot Products offers Premium Bismuth Shot in a broad range of sizes for different reloading applications, including:
T, BBB, BB, B, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9.
Shot diameters and pellet counts vary by size. Refer to the individual product listing and Rock Shot Products bismuth shot size chart for approximate diameter and pellets-per-ounce information.
Built by a Bismuth Shot Manufacturing Specialist
Rock Shot Products is powered by a manufacturing specialist with hands-on bismuth shot production experience dating back to 2017.
That experience began years before Rock Shot Products was founded and includes operating and refining an early U.S. bismuth shot production system, developing production techniques, and producing bismuth shot supplied to hunters, reloaders, and established companies within the shooting industry.
Over the years, shot produced under this experience has also served as a reference point for other operators working with similar bismuth shot production equipment as they developed and refined their own processes.
That manufacturing experience now goes directly into the bismuth shot produced by Rock Shot Products.
Our focus is simple:
Made in the USA. Built on Experience. Made for Serious Reloaders.
Rock Shot Products – Built by a Bismuth Shot Manufacturing Specialist
Important Reloading & Firearm Safety Information
Bismuth shot is sold as a component for ammunition reloading. Always follow reputable published load data and all applicable firearm, ammunition, hunting, and non-toxic shot regulations.
Bismuth is commonly selected for classic and vintage shotguns because it is softer than steel. However, firearm construction, barrel condition, choke configuration, ammunition requirements, and manufacturer recommendations vary. Always confirm that the selected shot and load are appropriate for your specific firearm before use.