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Winchester Super-X ammunition has been the workhorse of upland hunting for over a century. This particular load brings proven reliability and consistent performance to 20-gauge fields, where every shell counts.
The 1 ounce payload of #6 lead shot at 1220 fps muzzle velocity sits right in the sweet spot for upland hunting. You get enough pellets for solid pattern density without excessive recoil, making it easy to stay on target for follow-up shots. The #6 shot size provides the versatility to handle quail, grouse, and smaller pheasants while maintaining enough energy at typical hunting distances of 25 to 40 yards.
The high-brass case construction ensures reliable feeding and extraction cycle after cycle. Paired with a 209-style primer and clean-burning powder, you'll get consistent ignition and velocity run to run. The one-piece hinged wad is the real standout feature here—it's engineered to separate cleanly from the shot column, which promotes uniform pellet spread and reduces the felt recoil that can tire you out over a long day in the field.
Many upland hunters consider the 20-gauge the thinking person's shotgun. It weighs less than a 12 but doesn't sacrifice much when you pair the right load with the right choke. These shells perform equally well at the skeet range or in dense cover where quick pointing matters more than long-range reach. Whether you're working public land or running behind a dog, a box of these gives you thirty rounds of dependable, no-nonsense ammunition you can trust.
#6 shot is considered the versatile middle ground for upland hunting in a 20 gauge. It works well for quail, grouse, and smaller pheasants at typical hunting ranges of 25 to 40 yards. Some hunters prefer #5 for larger pheasants or later in the season when birds are farther out, while #7.5 is better suited to smaller birds like huns and woodcock.
Yes. The high-brass case is designed for consistent feeding and ejection in all standard 20-gauge shotguns. Combined with the 209 primer and clean-burning powder, you get reliable ignition and consistent velocity that translates to dependable performance in the field.
The one-piece hinged wad separates cleanly from the shot column, which helps produce tighter, more consistent patterns. It also absorbs some of the recoil energy, reducing felt recoil compared to some other designs. This means less fatigue over a full day of hunting and potentially better follow-up shot accuracy.
Yes. At 1220 fps, this load provides a flat enough trajectory to remain effective at typical upland hunting distances. The 1 ounce of #6 shot contains approximately 225 pellets, which gives solid pattern density when paired with a modified choke. Most clean game bird kills happen inside 35 yards, where this load performs very well.
| UPC | 020892000223 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X206B |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Grains | #6 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shipping Weight | 2.1625 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
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