Winchester Super-X Heavy Game Shotshells 20 ga 2-3/4″ 1 oz 1165 fps #7.5 25/ct

SKU: TSW|116950UPC: 020892013353Mfr. Part #: XU20H7

$13.99

Winchester Super-X Heavy Game Shotshells 20 ga 2-3/4″ 1 oz 1165 fps #7.5 25/ct

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The Winchester Super-X Heavy Game line of ammunition is specifically designed to meet the needs of serious upland game hunters. These shells feature a heavy construction and are loaded with a uniquely blended propellant to ensure speedier harder-hitting loads for unbeatable takedown in nearly any hunting situation.

The Winchester Super-X Heavy Game line of ammunition is an excellent example of Winchester's commitment to quality backed by more than 140 years of experience. These heavy game loads feature a clean-burning powder and a one-piece plastic wad for reliable ignition and high velocity.

Additional information

upc

020892013353

manufacturer

Winchester

Manufacturer Part Number

XU20H7

Caliber/Gauge

20 Gauge

Length

2.75"

Product Type

Lead

Shipping Weight

2.1

Shot Size

#7.5

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.56

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