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Winchester Super-X ammunition has been the choice for field hunters since 1922, and this .410 loading delivers that same proven track record in a light-recoiling package built for upland birds and small game. The 3/4 ounce payload of #8.5 shot works well for close-range hunting where pattern density matters more than raw power.
The high-brass hull construction is key here. It gives you consistent ignition and reliable feeding through your shotgun, something you really notice when you're in the field and need to depend on your ammo. At 1100 feet per second, these rounds have good velocity for their payload without excessive recoil. The ammunition uses clean-burning powder and a 209 primer designed for dependable firing, shot after shot.
The #8.5 shot size sits in that sweet spot for upland game and small game hunting. It gives you enough pellets in the pattern to deliver reliable hits on birds and other quarry at typical hunting ranges, while staying gentle on meat when it matters. The one-piece hinged wad design keeps your shot patterns tight and consistent, helping you place pellets where you need them. It also works to reduce felt recoil, making it more pleasant to shoot all day.
You get 25 rounds per box, and these shells come in the conventional brass cases that Winchester has used for generations. Whether you're hunting quail, woodcock, or other upland game in close cover, the .410 bore with quality ammunition like this is an effective choice. The compact payload and modest recoil make the .410 practical for extended hunting sessions without beating you up.
The #8.5 shot works well for upland birds like quail, woodcock, and dove, as well as small game like rabbits and squirrels. The smaller pellet size gives you good pattern density, which is important for the .410 bore at typical hunting ranges. At 20 to 25 yards and closer, you'll get reliable hits on these types of quarry.
High-brass hulls provide more case strength and consistent ignition compared to low-brass alternatives. This means more reliable firing and better extraction in your shotgun, especially over repeated shots. It's a feature that Winchester has engineered into their Super-X line specifically for hunters who need dependable performance.
Yes, for upland and small game hunting at practical ranges. The .410 is a lighter-recoiling option compared to larger gauges, and the 3/4 ounce payload of #8.5 shot delivers adequate coverage for birds and small game when you place your shots carefully. The key is understanding the .410's effective range limits and hunting accordingly.
These shells will work in any shotgun or break-action firearm chambered for .410 bore 3-inch shells. Check your firearm's chamber marking to confirm it's rated for 3-inch shells, as some .410 guns only handle 2.5-inch ammunition. Winchester also manufactures these in 2.5-inch length if you have a shorter-chambered gun.
| UPC | 020892017979 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X413H85 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 1.45 |
| Shot Size | #8.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.00 |
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