25 Rounds of 1 ounce #6 Shot (Steel) 12ga Ammo by Winchester

Winchester was founded in 1866 by Olin Winchester, who got the company off the ground by managing to fine-tune a rifle design that had been giving other companies trouble. Once Winchester got the design to function properly they began selling it, and the lever-action took off, eventually becoming known as The Gun That Won The West. In those early Wild West days Winchester guns were used by people like Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill; no matter the century, Winchester has always had a reputation for excellence. Today they have more than 150 years of experience behind them, and that long experience shows in the reliable performance of their ammunition.

These particular Winchester rounds are made for your 12-gauge shotgun. Each shotshell measures 2 ¾” in length and is filled with #6 buckshot. The rounds contain a 1 ounce load which is more than enough power to propel pellets down-range with substantial force. Keeping the load at 1 ounce rather than going higher helps to keep felt recoil controlled a bit which helps make accuracy and shot placement easier to manage. Each of these rounds has a muzzle velocity of 1325 feet per second. This ammunition is lead-free and designed for use on small game, upland birds, and target shooting.

When you order this box of Winchester ammunition you get 25 rounds. With 25 rounds you can have a good hunt; with 50 or more rounds, you can have an awesome hunt, and get some target practice in, too. If you’re new to shotguns keep in mind that they are inherent point-and-shoot weapons as opposed to rifles which require taking careful aim with the use of sights. Keep your cheek glued to the stock, your eye looking down the barrel, and keep the process natural. Winchester manufactures all its ammunition right here in the United States, just as they always have, according to their own high standards. Whether you want to take down some rabbits and birds or just want to put holes in paper, order now, and keep your 12-gauge warm and well-fed.