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Winchester AA Target loads have been a standard in clay shooting since 1965, and for good reason. These 20 gauge shells carry a 7/8 ounce payload of #9 lead shot at 1200 feet per second, offering the sweet spot between pattern density and recoil for extended range sessions without shoulder fatigue.
The real difference is in the details. Winchester loads these with hard shot for tighter, more consistent patterns that break clays reliably. The specially designed AA wads work to reduce felt recoil while improving pattern performance, which means you can practice longer and shoot better. Paired with Winchester's best-in-class primers and clean-burning powder, you're getting dependable ammo that won't leave heavy residue fouling your shotgun during a long day at the range.
The high-strength hulls are reloadable, making these shells a smart investment for competitive shooters and reloaders who want quality brass for the long haul. Whether you're working through several boxes at the range or competing in tournaments, the consistent performance means you can focus on your form instead of worrying about ammunition reliability.
The #9 shot size is particularly suited for skeet and shorter-range presentations in sporting clays, where pattern density matters more than penetration. For trap shooting, many competitors prefer the tighter pattern this smaller shot provides for those machine-gun targets at 16 yards.
The #9 shot is smaller and offers denser patterns with more pellets in the cloud, making it ideal for shorter-range targets like skeet and trap at 16 yards. The #8 shot provides slightly fewer pellets but carries more energy downrange, making it better for longer presentations in sporting clays. Most skeet competitors prefer #9, while trap and sporting clays shooters often mix between the two depending on the event.
Yes, the high-strength hulls are designed for reloading, making them popular with serious competitors and range shooters who want quality brass. Many reloaders prefer Winchester AA hulls for their consistency and durability through multiple reloading cycles.
The 7/8 ounce load works in any shotgun chambered for standard 2.75 inch 20 gauge shells. This lighter payload produces significantly less recoil than heavier 12 gauge or 1 ounce 20 gauge loads, making it comfortable for extended shooting sessions. Check your shotgun's manual if you're unsure about compatibility with light target loads.
Skeet targets are relatively close and fast, so the dense pattern of #9 shot excels at breaking them cleanly. The smaller pellets create a tighter spread that's more forgiving if your timing is slightly off, and you'll have more pellets in your pattern to tag those quick incoming birds.
| UPC | 020892004450 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AA209 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.0 |
| Shot Size | #9 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.68 |
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