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Winchester Super-X shells have proven their worth in the field since 1922, and this 16-gauge load carries on that tradition. The 2.75-inch shell packs 1-1/8 ounces of #7.5 lead shot, which is a versatile choice for quail, doves, woodcock, and other small upland game where you need denser patterns without over-penetrating.
The high brass construction gives you solid velocity at 1295 fps without the harshness of magnum loads, and the 209 primer ignites cleanly every time. The one-piece hinged wad does the heavy lifting when it comes to pattern consistency and felt recoil management. For hunters who appreciate gear that just works, this is what reliable looks like.
This shot size sits in that sweet spot for small upland game. It holds energy better than #8 at distance, making it effective when birds start getting distance on you, but delivers the pattern density needed for clean kills on fast-moving targets. Whether you're working thick brush or open fields, the 1-1/8-ounce payload gives you enough pellets in the pattern to get the job done.
Super-X ammunition cuts through marketing noise and just performs. You'll find these shells in the bags of hunters who reload, hunt multiple seasons, and build their loadouts around what actually works. The consistent, clean-burning powder and quality components mean you're not gambling on ignition or velocity from round to round.
The #7.5 shot size works great for smaller and mid-sized upland game like quail, doves, woodcock, and grouse. It delivers denser patterns than larger shot while retaining energy at realistic hunting distances. Many hunters also use this load for hunting squirrel and rabbit where range shots stay reasonable.
Winchester offers these 16-gauge shells in #4, #6, #7.5, and #8 shot. The #7.5 sits in the middle for versatility, holding energy better than #8 for distant birds while delivering tighter patterns than #6 for close-flushing game. If you hunt a mix of upland species at different distances, #7.5 is the natural compromise load.
The one-piece hinged wad separates from the shot column consistently, which tightens your pattern and gives you more predictable shot placement. It also helps reduce felt recoil compared to shells using cheaper wad designs, making these rounds more pleasant to shoot all day.
Yes. At 1295 fps, these shells move quickly enough to be effective at typical upland hunting ranges of 25 to 40 yards. This isn't a magnum load, but it delivers solid, reliable performance without the harshness of hot loads, and the consistent velocity keeps your patterns predictable.
| Caliber/Gauge | 16 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 1.08 |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X16H7 |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 2.4438 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892000759 |
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