25 Rounds of 1 1/8 ounce #7 1/2 shot 12ga Ammo by Winchester Super-X

This Winchester #7.5 shot is made for your 12-gauge shotgun. Each round measures 2 ¾” in length, which is the most common length; even so, always make sure you know what length shotshell your shotgun is made for, because using the wrong length can result in a catastrophic failure. These rounds are filled with #7.5 buckshot and contain a 1 1/8 ounce load which provides more than enough power to propel the buckshot towards targets with destructive force. Each round bursts from the barrel of your shotgun with a muzzle velocity of 1255 feet per second. These are Winchester Super X Heavy Game Load rounds and are great for hunting small game such as rabbits and can also be used for target practice.

There are 25 rounds in this single box of Winchester ammunition. This box is a great size for stashing in your range bag when you’re headed out for target practice or toting in your hunting pack. Order one box to experience the quality and performance of ammunition made by a legendary American company; order two or more boxes to get some serious hunting or trigger time in. Winchester manufactures all their ammunition with pride in the United States just as they have since day one. All ammunition undergoes rigorous testing and must adhere to strict quality control measures. Order now, and feed your shotgun the same brand of ammunition Buffalo Bill once trusted.

Not familiar with Winchester? Just wait, you can’t be around shooters for long without hearing more about this well respected company. Winchester was founded in 1866 by Oliver Winchester right at the height of the Wild West. Their first major success was a lever-action rifle that ended up being known as The Gun That Won The West, and since then they’ve had many successes, large and small. In their early years their guns were used voluntarily by such historically legendary figures as Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley; Buffalo Bill used their guns in his Wild West Show, among other things, and was photographed with them many times. Today Winchester includes a horse and rider on each box of ammunition as a reminder of their roots and is a well-known name in the industry.