Winchester Super-X High-Brass Shotshells 16 ga 2-3/4″ 1-1/8 oz 1295 fps #6 25/ct

SKU: TSW|116928UPC: 020892000209Mfr. Part #: X16H6

$27.99

Winchester Super-X High-Brass Shotshells 16 ga 2-3/4″ 1-1/8 oz 1295 fps #6 25/ct

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The Winchester Super-X High Brass line of ammunition offers five different gauge sizes – 12-gauge 16-gauge 20-gauge 28-gauge and .410 gauge so there is something for every hunter. These premium-level shotshells deliver a up to a 1 7/8 ounce payload and are loaded with size #4 5 6 7.5 or 8 shot to ensure tight shot patterning and increased takedown.

If you are looking for a top-quality shotshell for use in hunting game look no further than the Winchester Super-X High Brass line of ammunition. These shells offer powerful performance in combination with consistency and reliability.

Additional information

upc

020892000209

manufacturer

Winchester

Manufacturer Part Number

X16H6

Caliber/Gauge

16 Gauge

Length

2.75"

Product Type

Lead

Shipping Weight

2.4125

Shot Size

#6

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

1.12

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