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The Winchester Super-X line has been around since 1922, and these .410 shells carry on that legacy with no shortcuts. You get a high-brass hull that holds up to repeated shooting, a half-ounce of #4 lead shot that patterns tight, and a velocity of 1245 fps that gives you real knockdown at reasonable distances.
The high-brass design is there for a reason. It gives you enhanced durability and more reliable feeding, especially important when you're running multiple rounds through your gun on a hunt. That one-piece hinged wad Winchester uses keeps your patterns consistent shot to shot, and you'll notice the reduced recoil compared to some other loads. The 209 primer ignites cleanly and reliably, so you won't have to wonder if the next shot will go off.
#4 shot sits right in the sweet spot for rabbits, squirrels, quail, and similar game. It's got enough payload to be effective while keeping your patterns dense at the ranges where .410 guns work best. Most people find .410 useful under 40 yards, and that's where these shells really shine. You get 25 rounds per box, which gives you plenty for a day in the field without breaking your budget.
Winchester has been making ammunition the same careful way for more than 100 years, and these Super-X shells carry that reputation. They work in single-shot .410s, over-unders, side-by-sides, and even some of the lever-action .410 shotguns that have become popular lately.
#4 shot works well on rabbits, squirrels, dove, quail, and similar small game. The shot size gives you a good balance of pellet count and impact force for clean takedowns on birds and fur game. Most .410 hunting is effective under 40 yards, and these Super-X shells are built to perform reliably in that range.
Yes, these 2.5 inch shells will load into any .410 shotgun chambered for standard 2.5 inch ammunition. That covers most single-shot .410s, over-unders, side-by-sides, and pump guns. Some newer lever-action .410 models also shoot them. If your gun chamber is marked 3 inch only, you'll want 3 inch shells instead.
The larger #4 pellets carry energy better at distance and hit harder, making them the better choice for upland birds and game that needs solid takedown power. #6 and #7.5 are better for target shooting or smaller game like very young rabbits. Winchester offers the Super-X line in all three shot sizes, so pick based on what you're hunting.
Winchester spent a century building ammunition that works, and you see that in the construction details. The high-brass hull resists flattening under pressure, the one-piece wad gives consistent patterns, and the clean-burning powder provides reliable ignition. It costs a bit more than the cheapest option, but you get consistent performance that won't leave you wondering if your shot will connect.
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X414 |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 1.075 |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892001008 |
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