Nobody knows long guns like Winchester. When they were found in 1866 the very first gun they made was a long gun. And they spent years refining and improving long gun designs. They made the gun know as The Gun That Won the West and play an important role in the Old West. Their guns were use by Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill. It’s been more than 150 years since the legendary company first open its doors. And today their firearms and ammunition are still made with pride. And strict attention to detail right here in the United States. When you load your gun with Winchester, you’re loading it with a piece of history.

• DESCRIPTION

These are 12 gauge shells load with #7 shot. They’re 1 1/8 ounce, so they have enormous power; that extra 1/8 ounce over the standard 1 ounce load gives them phenomenal force. Each shell has fantastic speed with a muzzle velocity of 1200 feet per second and blasts into its target with the strength of a raging bull. These #7 shells are commonly use for sport shooting due to their ability to easily shatter clay and are also popular for hunting game such as dove and quail. You can also use it for target practice, of course. These shells are load with steel shot, so they’re not toxic like lead shot is, making them a good choice overall but for waterfowl in particular.

RESUME

You get 25 shells in this box. It’s a great size for tossing in your range bag and heading out for practice or stacking in your safe for later use, and don’t forget to get some to build up your 12 gauge stockpile. There’s a common misconception that due to the power and spread of a shotgun it isn’t really necessary to practice extensively, but nothing could be further from the truth. For example, the pattern of shot depends on angle and distance; it absolutely matter how good a shot you are. A shotgun requires training and skill just like any gun, so spend some time feeding your shotgun and honing your marksmanship, and you’ll be glad you did. Place your order today to train, hunt, and shatter some clay.