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The Winchester AA Super Sport 28 Gauge line has earned its reputation as a go-to choice for clay target competitors and range enthusiasts since 1965. These shells deliver the kind of reliable performance you need when you're running a full course or putting in practice time at the range. The 2.75-inch shells load 3/4 ounce of number 7.5 shot, which strikes the right balance for breaking targets at varying distances while keeping the 28 gauge's lightweight platform working in your favor.
The real strength of these rounds comes from Winchester's engineering. The shells are loaded with proven hard shot that patterns tightly and consistently from round to round. The high-strength, reloadable hull means you get reliable performance session after session, and if you're into reloading, these cases will last through multiple loadings. The specially designed AA wad is the secret ingredient here, reducing felt recoil while improving how your pattern performs downrange.
The 28 gauge is often overlooked in favor of 12 or 20 gauge, but that's where smart shooters find an advantage. You get a lighter, more maneuverable gun with significantly less recoil, which matters when you're shooting 75 to 100 targets in a day. The number 7.5 shot size works well across all three clay disciplines, giving you enough shot count for pattern density while maintaining sufficient energy at typical shooting distances. With these Winchester shells loaded at 1300 feet per second, you're looking at smooth, predictable ballistics that let you focus on your fundamentals.
Each box contains 100 rounds, and the cases ship in five-box quantities perfect for clubs, competitive teams, or anyone committed to consistent practice. The clean-burning powder and consistent primer ignition mean less fouling in your gun and more time between cleanings.
Absolutely. These shells are specifically engineered for competitive sporting clays, trap, and skeet. The number 7.5 shot size falls within competition rules, the consistent patterns meet tournament standards, and the manageable recoil helps you maintain focus and accuracy over long rounds. Many competitive shooters prefer the 28 gauge for the lighter recoil advantage.
Number 7.5 shot carries more energy per pellet compared to number 8 or 9, making it better for longer crossing shots or sporting clays where targets vary in distance. Number 8 is more versatile for moderate distances, while 9 is preferred for skeet's close-range work. The 7.5 is a solid middle ground for all three clay disciplines.
Yes, that's one of the key advantages of these shells. They feature high-strength hulls specifically designed for excellent reloadability. This makes them a smart long-term choice if you're already set up for reloading, since you can cycle the cases multiple times before they need replacement.
The specially designed AA wad serves dual purposes: it reduces felt recoil while improving pattern performance. This means less punishment to your shoulder during extended shooting sessions, plus more consistent and tighter shot patterns downrange. The wad design is a big part of why AA ammunition has been trusted since 1965.
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.75 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AASC287VP |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 100 |
| UPC | 020892025745 |
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