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The Winchester AA Super Sport Sporting Clay load cuts through the noise with straightforward performance. These shells pack a 7/8 oz load of #7.5 lead shot into a standard 2.75 inch hull, pushing downrange at 1300 fps. That velocity combined with the shot size gives you the flat trajectory needed to catch targets quickly, whether you're working trap, skeet, or sporting clays courses.
Winchester's AA line has been trusted since 1965 because it delivers what matters most to competitors and weekend range visitors alike. The wad system engineered into these shells does real work. It's designed to reduce felt recoil without sacrificing pattern density, which means you can shoot more rounds without your shoulder staging a revolt. The high-strength brass head and hull construction hold up through reload cycles, and the hard lead shot alloyed with antimony breaks clays cleanly instead of deforming on impact.
These shells benefit from Winchester's commitment to quality components. The primers and powder are best-in-class, which translates to reliable ignition every single time you pull the trigger. Pattern consistency is what wins matches and improves scores, and the AA wad technology tightens those patterns across different shotgun platforms. Whether you run a semi-auto, pump, or over-under, these shells cycle smoothly and shoot tight.
Target shooters that compete seriously reach for AA loads more than any other target ammunition on the market. The combination of velocity, recoil management, and pattern density works for both the experienced marksman grinding through competition season and the newer shooter building skills on the practice field. The 20 gauge platform itself reduces recoil compared to 12 gauge, which counts when you're standing at the line for hours.
Yes, Winchester AA shells are built with high-quality brass heads and sturdy construction that make them suitable for reloading. The hull strength is designed to withstand multiple reload cycles, which is one reason target shooters favor them for long-term cost efficiency. Reloading should only be performed by experienced individuals following proper safety procedures and established load data.
#7.5 shot offers a balance between pellet count and energy per pellet. More pellets in the pattern means better odds of breaking targets, while each pellet still carries enough energy to decisively break clay discs. It's an industry standard for competitive clay target shooting across trap, skeet, and sporting clays disciplines.
Velocity affects how flat your shot travels to the target and how quickly the pattern expands. At 1300 fps, these shells deliver fast enough velocity for clean target breaks without excessive recoil, which is crucial when you're shooting high volumes. The speed also helps with target acquisition since the faster load reduces lead time on crossing targets.
These 2.75 inch shells will chamber in any standard 20 gauge shotgun. It's always important to verify that your specific shotgun is rated for 20 gauge 2.75 inch ammunition before use. Check your firearm's manual or markings to confirm compatibility.
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.64 |
| Grains | #7.5 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AASC207 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shot |
| Shipping Weight | 1.95 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Shot Weight | 7/8 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892014886 |
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