Winchester Super-X High Brass 12 Gauge 2.75" #8 Shot
Winchester's legendary Super-X High Brass shotshells deliver consistent, dependable performance for upland and small game hunting. These 12-gauge shells feature 1330 fps velocity, 1 1/4 oz #8 shot, and a one-piece hinged wad for tight patterns and reduced recoil.
Winchester Super-X High Brass Shotshells
The Winchester Super-X line represents over a century of shotshell manufacturing excellence, dating back to 1922. These 12-gauge shells are purpose-built for hunters who demand reliability and consistent performance in the field.
Key Features
- Gauge & Specifications: 12-gauge, 2.75" shell length
- Payload: 1 1/4 oz of #8 shot
- Velocity: 1330 fps for effective range and knockdown power
- High Brass Construction: Delivers powerful performance with long-range capability
- One-Piece Hinged Wad: Ensures consistent, tight shot patterns while reducing felt recoil
- Reliable Ignition: Famous 209 primer paired with clean-burning powder for consistent velocity
Performance & Application
These shells are ideal for upland game hunting and small game applications across North America. The #8 shot size provides excellent patterning density, making these loads particularly effective for wing shooting situations where precision matters. The combination of high brass construction and proven Winchester powder technology delivers the knockdown power serious hunters expect.
Why Choose Super-X
Winchester Super-X ammunition has earned its reputation through decades of proven field performance. Each shell is loaded with the same attention to quality and consistency that has made Super-X a trusted choice among hunters for generations. Whether you're pursuing pheasant, quail, or other upland game, these shotshells deliver the reliable performance you need when it counts.
Features
- made with the same skill, care and quality as when first introduced in 1922 , the super-x ammunition provides consistent and dependable performance for today's outdoor shooters
- designed for those demanding hunters requiring increased patterning density for more difficult wing shooting situations
