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The Winchester AA Target 28 Gauge is a workhorse for clay target sports. Whether you're grinding through a Saturday at the trap range or working on consistency for sporting clays, these shells are built for the serious competitor or high-volume shooter. At 3/4 ounce of #9 shot moving at 1200 feet per second, you get proven performance in a lightweight package.
Winchester has been refining these loads since 1965. The AA line is loaded with hard shot that's been uniformly manufactured for tight, consistent patterns. You'll notice the difference when you're breaking targets at distance. The high-strength hull handles the rigors of high-volume shooting and is reloadable if you want to stretch your rounds further. Winchester controls the entire manufacturing process, including shot production, so quality is locked in from round to round.
The specially designed AA wad does real work here. It's engineered to cushion the initial shock of firing while keeping your shot pattern organized downrange. This matters when you're shooting eight hours a day at the clays course. That recoil management means less fatigue, better follow-up shots, and the ability to shoot more rounds without feeling beat up by your gun. Combined with clean-burning powder and best-in-class primers, these loads are consistent and dependable.
The #9 pellet is the standard choice for skeet and makes strong sense for 28 gauge target work. More pellets per ounce means better coverage at the closer distances typical in clay sports, and better odds of connecting with your target. If you're new to 28 gauge or switching from a different shot size, #9 is the sensible starting point.
Yes. The AA line uses a high-strength hull that's designed for reloading, which makes these a good choice if you're planning to reload and want to extend your ammunition budget. Just inspect the hulls for uniformity before you reload them.
Number 9 pellets are smaller, which means more pellets per ounce and better coverage at the closer ranges typical in skeet shooting. You'll get better odds of connecting with your target, especially when you're working stations inside 25 yards. If you need to shoot at longer distances, a larger shot size like #7.5 or #8 would be better.
The AA wad is specially designed to cushion the initial shock of the powder charge burning. It collapses at the right rate to manage pressure and absorb some of that punch. This means less felt recoil in your shoulder, which is important when you're shooting high volume on the range.
Yes. In skeet and sporting clays, velocity targets are reasonable and 1200 fps is standard for target loads. What matters most is pattern consistency and your ability to hit the target, not raw velocity. These shells are built for that consistency.
| UPC | 020892004467 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AA289 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Grains | #9 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shipping Weight | 1.7 |
| Shot Size | #9 |
| Shot Weight | 3/4 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.76 |
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