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Winchester Super-X ammunition has been trusted by upland hunters since 1922, and this load is built to maintain that reputation in the field. The high-brass construction combined with a one-piece hinged wad delivers the kind of pattern consistency that matters when you're trying to connect on flushing birds or moving game.
The 1 1/4 ounce payload of #4 shot leaves enough pellet energy at distance while offering the shot count needed for reliable patterns. Propelled at 1220 fps, this is a load that balances velocity with manageable recoil so you can focus on your shooting rather than being knocked around. The high-brass hull provides reliable feeding and extraction through repeated cycles, which matters when you're hunting all day in less-than-ideal conditions.
#4 shot is the sensible middle ground for upland hunting where you might encounter pheasants, grouse, or similar birds. It carries enough energy downrange to put birds cleanly while offering the pellet count that comes with a lighter shot size. The one-piece hinged wad does real work here, helping tighten your patterns and keeping felt recoil in check compared to standard wads.
These shells use Winchester's proven 209 primer and clean-burning powder formulation, which means consistent ignition and consistent velocity from round to round. When you're in the field, that kind of predictable performance adds up to more confident shooting. The components are manufactured to Winchester's standards, so you're not dealing with any surprises when you load the gun.
The #4 shot size pairs well with pheasants and larger upland birds, particularly later in the season when birds are warier. You can also use these on grouse and other upland game, though some hunters prefer slightly smaller shot like #5 or #6 early in the season or for smaller birds like quail. The #4 size gives you solid penetration and pattern density at reasonable distances.
The hinged wad design helps create tighter, more consistent patterns compared to standard wads. It also reduces felt recoil, which matters during an active hunting day when you're taking multiple shots. Better patterns mean more reliable kills and fewer cripples in the field.
High-brass shells are constructed to handle the chamber pressures they produce, so they work well in modern shotguns designed for them. Older or lighter-built shotguns may not be rated for high-brass loads, so it's worth checking your gun's specifications before loading up. When in doubt, consult your firearm's manual or ask a gunsmith.
The 1220 fps velocity is right in the practical middle ground for upland hunting. It's fast enough to deliver solid pellet energy at distance without unnecessary recoil, and it pairs well with the 1 1/4 ounce payload to create dense, effective patterns. This isn't a speed-focused load—it's balanced for real-world field performance.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.96 |
| Grains | #4 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X12P4 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.7 |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Shot Weight | 1 1/4 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892015937 |
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