5 Rounds of #3 Buck 20ga Ammo by Winchester

Many hunters use their 20 gauge shotguns for deer due to the firearms’ versatility. There are many shots that cannot be taken with a rifle due to risk of ricochet or simply wounding the animal, but if you’re armed with a shotgun you can not only make the shot but take the animal down, hard and fast. It’s all about knowing the capabilities of your gun. When hunting with buckshot make sure to pattern your shotgun to find out where the densest concentration of pellets will be and also to discover what its most powerful range is. Work within your shotgun and chosen ammunition’s capabilities to ensure a clean kill, which is the ethical and moral responsibility of all hunters.

This particular ammunition is manufactured by Winchester for your 20-gauge shotgun. Each round measures 2 ¾” in length and is filled with 20 pellets of #3 buckshot. These shotshells fly from the barrel of your shotgun at a muzzle velocity of 1200 feet per second and impact targets with devastating force. As mentioned above, be sure you’re aware of your shotgun’s capabilities because it’s very important you fire your gun on game at the proper range for a clean kill. This ammunition is made by Winchester specifically for deer and predators but can also be used for target practice and annihilating stationary targets like pumpkins and watermelons.

When you order this box of Winchester ammunition you get 5 rounds. That’s just enough to give you a taste of what these shotshells can do, and if you intend to pattern your gun, which is strongly suggested, you’ll need one box just to do that. These boxes are just the right size for stashing in your vest or pants-leg pocket when you head out hunting or tossing in your range bag when you set out to pattern the rounds. Winchester manufactures ammunition with pride in the United States just as they have since the day of their founding back in 1866. Whether you’re after deer or predators or just looking to ventilate stationary targets, order now, and feed your shotgun shotshells made by a legendary American company.