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Winchester Super Pheasant loads are built around the idea that you don't need fancy tricks to drop birds in the field. You just need reliable performance where it counts. These 2-3/4 inch shells load 1-3/8 ounces of copper-plated lead #4 shot at 1300 fps, which gives you enough range and knockdown power to be effective on pheasants through most typical hunting scenarios.
The copper plating does real work here. Unlike plain lead shot, the plating resists deformation as pellets travel downrange, which means more of them stay round and hold their velocity. That translates to denser patterns and more consistent hits. The engineered wad is designed to release shot cleanly and uniformly so you get the tight patterning Winchester is known for.
The magnum-style high brass hull handles the 1-3/8 oz payload without flinching and stands up to the kind of repeated use that real hunting demands. You get consistent chamber fit across different shotguns, which matters when you're moving between guns or lending ammo to a hunting buddy.
Number 4 shot is the sweet spot for rooster pheasants. It's big enough to deliver penetration on tough birds but small enough to give you plenty of pellets in the pattern. This particular load packs enough shot to maintain pattern density out to typical ranges. It's equally effective on other upland species like grouse and quail that you might flush while chasing roosters.
Yes. These 2-3/4" shells are standard length and work in any shotgun chambered for that length. The high brass hull ensures reliable feeding and chambering across pump guns, semi-autos, and break-actions. Just make sure your shotgun is rated for 12 gauge and the magnum powder charge.
Number 4 gives you more pellet weight per shot, which means deeper penetration and more reliable kills on roosters. Number 5 or 6 load more pellets in the pattern but at lighter individual weights. For longer range shooting or tougher birds, #4 is the move.
The plating keeps pellets round and hard during flight, so they hold their pattern much better than plain lead. You get tighter clusters at distance and more consistent performance gun to gun. It also reduces barrel fouling, which means cleaner shooting and easier gun maintenance.
At 1300 fps with #4 shot, you can expect solid patterns out to 40 yards on pheasants with a normal choke. Beyond that, the pattern opens up and you're relying more on luck. These loads are built for the typical ranges where most upland hunting happens.
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.24 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X12PH4 |
| Product Type | Copper-Plated Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 3.0 |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892015876 |
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