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The Winchester Super Target 410 Bore 2.5-inch shotshell packs good value and dependable performance into one of the smallest shotgun platforms available. These shells fire 1/2 ounce of hardened #9 shot at 1200 feet per second, producing dense patterns that work well for skeet, sporting clays, and practice shooting out to around 25-30 yards. The #9 shot size delivers approximately 225 pellets per shell, giving you tight patterns for target work where accuracy matters.
These aren't premium match-grade shells, but they're built to be reliable workhorses. The hardened shot delivers solid target-breaking performance without the premium price tag. Winchester engineered these shells with consistent powder charges and primers, so each round behaves predictably. That consistency matters when you're trying to ring targets or dial in your gun's patterns. The light target load philosophy means lower recoil, which makes them comfortable to shoot in extended practice sessions or when you're introducing someone new to the 410 bore.
The 410 bore carved out its niche for good reason, and these shells fit naturally into that role. Small game hunters appreciate the reduced recoil and precision required, which sharpens shot placement. Skeet shooters and clay sport competitors find the tight patterns from #9 shot reliable for breaking targets. Because the 410 bore is becoming more popular for introducing younger or smaller-framed shooters to shotgun sports, these target loads make sense for that purpose too. The light recoil means less fatigue during practice, and the economical box count lets you afford more trigger time.
Don't let the smaller gauge fool you. The 410 bore has been winning hunts and competitions for over a century. These shells maintain that proven track record with Winchester's commitment to clean-burning powder and durable construction. You'll want to verify your specific firearm handles 2.5-inch shells, as some 410 shotguns are optimized for 3-inch or specifically for 2.5-inch chambers.
Shell length refers to how much powder and shot capacity the shell holds. The 2.5-inch Super Target shells are lighter recoiling and pack less shot than 3-inch magnum loads, making them better suited for target work, practice, and beginners. Always verify your specific shotgun is chambered for 2.5-inch shells, since some 410s are optimized for one length or the other.
Yes, these 2.5-inch shells will chamber in most 410 bore revolvers and derringers designed for that length. However, always check your specific firearm's manual or markings to confirm it's chambered for 2.5-inch shells. Some firearms are optimized for 3-inch loads only, and using the wrong length can cause feeding or cycling issues.
The #9 shot size produces the densest pattern of any common shotgun load, with approximately 225 pellets in each shell. This density is perfect for consistently connecting with clay targets at typical trap and skeet ranges. The smaller individual pellets also require less energy to break targets, which is why it's considered a target-grade load rather than a hunting load.
No, these Super Target shells use a steel base and single-piece construction designed for one use only. They're engineered for value and reliability as a disposable load. If you're interested in reloading, Winchester's premium AA line uses brass bases and high-strength hulls designed for reloading.
| Caliber/Gauge | 410 Bore 2.5" |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.68 |
| Grains | #9 |
| Length | 2 3/4'' |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TRGT419 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shot Size | 9 |
| Shot Weight | 1/2 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892025929 |
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