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The Winchester AA Super Sport has been the go-to choice for dedicated target shooters since 1965, and there's a reason it's still everywhere you look on the clay range. These aren't fancy marketing gimmicks—they're purpose-built to deliver what you actually need: hard-hitting patterns, shot-to-shot consistency, and reliable ignition every single time.
You're getting 1300 fps velocity with 1/2 ounce of #8 lead shot in a 2.5-inch shell. That velocity isn't arbitrary—it gives you the flatter trajectory you need to adjust leads correctly without fighting the gun. The hardness of the shot itself comes from Winchester's proven formula, and combined with their specifically engineered wad design, you get tighter patterns downrange compared to softer shot loads.
The hull itself is built tough, with high-strength construction that holds up to repeated firing and handles reloading well if you go that route. That means they'll perform consistently through your practice sessions and into competition without falling apart halfway through the day. The clean-burning powder and quality primers mean less fouling in your gun and more time shooting instead of cleaning.
These loads have earned their reputation through real-world use across sporting clays, trap and skeet. What matters is that they pattern predictably at distance and break clays decisively. That #8 shot size gives you enough pellets in a .410 to get solid breaks on targets out to normal distances—a real consideration with the limited payload of this gauge. Reloaders appreciate the hull quality enough to keep running them through their presses for years.
You get 25 rounds per box, which works for an extended practice session or qualifying round.
Yes, these loads come in high-strength hulls with brass bases that are built for reloading. The quality construction is one reason target shooters favor them for cost-effective reloading over time. If you reload, these hulls will handle multiple firings without falling apart.
The main trade-off is pellet count versus individual pellet energy. The #8 shot in this load gives you more pellets per shell, which helps with pattern density on longer targets. The #8.5 shot loses pellets but each one carries slightly more energy. For most .410 sporting clay setups, #8 is the better general-purpose choice.
These are designed and marketed as target loads first, but the velocity and shot quality make them capable for light hunting applications. The hard shot and 1300 fps velocity give better penetration than some alternative loads. That said, they're purpose-built for clay target sports.
Winchester AA loads have a strong reputation for shot-to-shot consistency and tight patterns because of their engineered wads and hardened shot. In testing and real-world use by competitive shooters, they pattern better at distance than many budget alternatives, which is why they've remained popular on serious clay ranges for decades.
| UPC | 020892016378 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AASC418 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Grains | #8 |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 1.2 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Shot Weight | 1/2 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.76 |
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