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We’re not 100% sure what “the what for” is, but we do know one thing for certain: it’s what you intend to give upland game the next time you head out into the boonies with your trusted 410 Bore shotgun or handgun.
We’re equally certain you’ll get your every penny’s worth out of Winchester’s Super-X heavy game loads. This shell packs 68 furious #4 lead shot pellets inside its 2-1/2” profile. They are hard, and stay tightly clustered from the moment of supersonic expulsion to the instant of impact. Winchester’s stated commitment to consistent velocity assures real steady recoil and stopping power, so you’ll never feel like you’re rolling the dice when you squeeze on a rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, or other suitably sized recipient of #4 lead.
Winchester’s Super-X ammunition has been on the market since 1922. It has been made in America for exactly as long. It’s a tradition you, a hunter, will appreciate. Your game of choice will feel less positively about it.

Winchester’s AA shells set the standard in the industry for high-quality shells to provide outstanding clay busting performance in clays, trap, and skeet. This load is designed to provide low recoil and low noise. Low recoil loads are designed to provide less shooter fatigue for longer days at the range and also makes for a good load for youth shooters just getting started in the sport..
Serious shooters enjoy shooting AA loads as the hulls are high quality and work well for reloading multiple times as you perfect your load.
This product is manufactured by the Olin division of Winchester. Olin has provided munitions to the U.S. military for many years and has become a staple brand among serious shooters.
Ballistics Information:
– Muzzle Velocity: 980 fps

Federal American Eagle is now producing 5.7x28mm in limited production runs!
This hard to find ammo is great for your Five-Seven for target practice and range training. Manufactured for reliable feeding, this ammo is manufactured to the same exacting tolerances that you have come to expect from Federal.
This ammo is brass-cased, boxer-primed, non-corrosive, and reloadable.

Small deer. Close-range deer. Deer in dense brush. What do these deer share in common? They’re all perfect recipients of #4 buckshot!
This shell is loaded with the smallest buckshot: 0.24” diameter, as opposed to 0.33” like 00 buck. One pellet of #4 buck weighs only ~38% as much as a piece of double-aught, which is why it generally doesn’t penetrate its target as deeply. That’s great if you’re trying to minimize meat damage. The shot’s smaller size is also why a 2-3/4” shell comfortably contains around three times more #4 buck pellets than it would double-aught. If you want a thick pattern that isn’t so easily deterred by intercepting vegetation, then you’re eyeballing the right ammo!
Pellet deformation is anathema to tight patterning. That’s certainly not news to Winchester, as evidenced by their addition of granulated polymer buffering to this ammo. It absorbs recoil that might otherwise have dimpled or flattened the pellets, thus assuring it streaks out of the barrel as orbicular and aerodynamic as they can be.

The 22 WMR cartridge was introduced by Winchester in 1959 and continues to be respected as a leading manufacturer in the 22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire cartridge. This ammo exits the muzzle at 1910 fps and has a very straight trajectory that’s ideal for plinking and target practice.
This full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet is designed as an economical and reliable choice for target ammunition.
Winchester began offering its quality product in 1873 and has been providing the citizens and military of the United States with the same standard of quality ever since.

Manufactured by the legendary Winchester Ammunition Company, this 30-06 ammo is brand new, brass-cased, boxer-primed, non-corrosive, and reloadable. It is a staple hunting and target practice ammunition.
The Power Point bullet is designed for rapid, controlled expansion and maximum impact. Notches around jacket mouth improve upset and ensure uniform, rapid expansion.
This line of Winchester hunting ammunition is one of the most common in use today, prized for its affordability, performance, and history in the hands of the American hunter.
Winchester began offering its quality product in 1873 and has been providing the citizens and military of the United States with the same standard of quality ever since.