250 Rounds of 1 1/8 ounce #7 Shot (Steel) 12ga Ammo by Winchester Super-X

If you hunt upland birds and you’re looking for something to do in the off-season, consider shooting skeet or trap. Shooting clays gives you a way to practice outside the regular hunting season and even gives you a place to hone your skills for a better hunt when your chosen season does arrive. It’s also a good way to learn some wingshooting skills if you’re a new hunter. Whether you’re new or experienced, spend some time practicing mounting your shotgun to your shoulder. Professional skeet and trap shooters often practice with an unloaded shotgun in front of a mirror on a daily basis. Watching your form and learning economy of motion as well as speed and accuracy are good ways to improve your score on the skeet course as well as helping you fill your limit when it comes time to hunt.

These Winchester rounds are made for your 12-gauge shotgun. Each shotshell measures 2 ¾” in length and is filled with #7 steel buckshot. These rounds contain 1 1/8 ounce loads which provide the fantastic power necessary to propel the buckshot towards targets with destructive energy. Each round bursts from the barrel of your shotgun with a muzzle velocity of 1280 feet per second. These rounds feature Winchester’s one-piece hinged wad for greater accuracy and a tighter pattern. This ammunition is great for shooting clays or hunting upland game.

When you order this box of ammunition from Winchester you get 10 boxes of 25 rounds each for a grand total of 250 rounds. That’s enough ammunition to keep you well stocked for hunting season or to keep your shotgun fed while shooting clays. Remember to pattern your shotgun so you know what to expect from these rounds; different rounds produce varying results, so it’s important to take the time to pattern them. This ammunition is manufactured by Winchester in the United States just as it always has been. All Winchester rounds undergo rigorous testing and must adhere to strict quality control standards. Place your order now, and get out and shatter some clays.