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The Winchester Super-X 28 gauge is built for hunters who appreciate a rifle-like shooting experience in a shotgun. These shells move 1 oz of #7.5 lead shot downrange at 1205 feet per second, which gives you the pattern density and consistency that separate good hunting days from forgettable ones.
The high-brass hull construction delivers reliable ignition every time you pull the trigger, while the one-piece hinged wad keeps your patterns tight and reduces felt recoil. Winchester has been making Super-X ammunition since 1922, and that heritage shows in the way these shells perform. They're loaded with a 209 primer and clean-burning powder, so your gun stays cleaner between cleanings and you get consistent velocities shot after shot.
If you've never shot a 28 gauge, you're missing out on what many experienced hunters call the ideal upland gun. The gauge throws enough pellets to take birds cleanly at 25 to 35 yards, which is where most upland hunting happens anyway. Recoil feels like a gentle push rather than a kick, so follow-up shots come naturally. You'll find #7.5 shot is the go-to choice for quail, grouse, woodcock, and dove because it delivers dense patterns without tearing up meat. Larger birds like roosters can be handled well too, especially if you're taking them at reasonable distances with good gun handling.
What sets these shells apart is their straightforward reliability. You grab a box, load your gun, and hunt. The high brass gets handled rough in the field and keeps performing. The pattern stays consistent from your first shot to your last. This is ammunition designed for hunters who want to concentrate on reading birds and executing clean shots instead of wondering if their ammo will deliver.
#7.5 shot excels on quail, grouse, dove, and woodcock. It delivers dense patterns that give you quick, clean kills on these smaller to medium-sized birds without excessive meat damage. Many hunters also use it on early-season roosters when birds are in tight cover. The shot size balances pellet count with the payload limitations of a 28 gauge, making it the most versatile choice for general upland hunting.
Yes, 1 oz is the standard heavy load for 28 gauge hunting shells and delivers plenty of pellets for upland birds at normal hunting ranges. The 28 gauge isn't designed for distant shots or large birds like pheasants over open ground. At 25 to 35 yards with decent choke selection, a well-patterned load like this one will handle everything it was designed for. The lighter payload is part of what makes the 28 gauge so pleasant to shoot all day.
High brass construction means the brass portion of the hull extends further down the shell casing, which provides more support and typically delivers slightly higher velocity and better ignition. For Winchester Super-X, high brass also signals that these are built for hunting conditions. You get consistent performance even when shells get bumped around in your vest or handled in the field.
These 2.75-inch shells will chamber in any standard 28 gauge shotgun. If your gun is marked for 2.75-inch shells, you're good to go. Some modern 28 gauges are proofed for 3-inch shells, but these standard 2.75-inch rounds will function in all of them. Always check your shotgun's barrel markings to confirm shell length compatibility.
| UPC | 020892002524 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X28H7 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Grains | #7.5 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shipping Weight | 2.1 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Shot Weight | 1 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.00 |
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