BUY WINCHESTER SUPER X SHOTSHELLS 500 ROUND BOX

BUY WINCHESTER SUPER X SHOTSHELLS

Winchester Super X Shotshells

High VelocityMore energy per pellet for increased range and shorter leads, resulting in greater terminal performance
Xpert Steel ShotCorrosion resistant, consistent patterns.
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Since 1922, Super X ammunition has provided exceptional quality and outstanding performance for all types of hunters and shooters who rely on its time-proven dependability backed by legendary excellence.
Winchester SUPER X SHOTSHELLS 12 Gauge 1 1/8 oz 2.75″ Centerfire Shotgun Ammunition

Shooting a pure lead projectile that’s the same diameter as your shotgun bore, Winchester® Super-X® Rifled Slug Shotgun Ammo puts deer, bear, and hogs down with authority. The Foster-type shotgun slug features exterior rifled grooves which contact the shotgun’s bore to give it spin; and, the slug’s hollow-point design initiates expansion to augment stopping power. Super-X Rifled Slug Shotgun Ammo is designed for smooth-bore shotgun barrels.
Since 1922, Super-X ammunition has provided exceptional quality and outstanding performance for all types of hunters and shooters who rely on its time-proven dependability backed by legendary excellence.

Winchester Super X Shotshells Specifications

• Gauge: 12
• Number of Rounds: 500
• Shotgun Shell Length: 3 in
• Muzzle Velocity: 1400 ft/s
• Shotgun Shot Weight: 1 1/4 oz
• Primer Location: Centerfire
• Cartridge Case Material: Brass
• Caliber: 12 Gauge

Winchester Super X Shotshell Reviews

Bad Winchester Super X shotgun ammo

Excited for finally getting to hunt doves in what has seemed like FOREVER , I went to Academy and bought a case of Winchester Super X, 1oz, 12 gauge shells. I haven’t shot anything but buckshot or slugs in the last 15+ years  (high brass), and saw the new (brass) nickle plated junk only went about a 5/16 of an inch up the plastic, I was skeptical .

Then I went hunting, and every so often, the new shells wouldn’t eject from my shell friendly Remington 870 Express magnum? WTH?  I thought maybe my gun needed cleaning?  So after the first morning I gave her a good cleaning and oiling.  That evening,,, no change , about every 4th or 5th shot I had to force the pump down with extreme effort. I’ve been trying to shoot this crap for about 3 weeks and I’m getting more and more frustrated.  So I bought a 100 pack of Federal 1.25 oz and they worked flawlessly.

Now I have 6 boxes of Winchester crap loads and I’m wondering what to do? Most stores won’t take ammo back, and after about an hour and a half of trying to find out anything on Winchester’s web site, I’m just shy of digging a hole and burying this junk and writing this off as lesson 1437, in my logbook of mistakes learned in my life.  Anyone have any ideas?