Winchester Ammo S413PDX1 PDX1 Defender Combo 410Gauge 3″ 4Defense Discs/16 BBs Shot 10 Per Box/10 Case

SKU: RSR|WNS413PDX1UPC: 020892020344Mfr. Part #: S413PDX1

$26.99

Winchester Ammo S413PDX1 PDX1 Defender Combo 410Gauge 3″ 4Defense Discs/16 BBs Shot 10 Per Box/10 Case

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Description

Highly effective in both .410 compatible handguns and shotguns, the 410-gauge PDX1 Defender ammunition features a distinctive black hull and black oxide high-base head; it combines four plated Defense Disc projectiles and 16 pellets of plated BB shot. The result is the ideal personal defense load for short-range engagement with the performance needed to stop threats.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

410 Bore 3"

Cost per Round

2.70

Length

3"

manufacturer

Winchester

Manufacturer Part Number

S413PDX1

Model

PDX1 Defender

Product Type

Buckshot

Shipping Weight

0.7375

Shot Size

4 Defense Discs/16 #BB Pellets

Units per Box

10

upc

020892020344

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