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If you hunt ducks and geese in wet conditions, you know how frustrating it can be when shells get damp and start misfiring mid-hunt. Winchester Drylok Super Steel shells solve that problem with a two-piece wad system designed to seal out water while keeping everything inside bone-dry. The lacquered primer works alongside the wad to protect your powder no matter how harsh the weather gets.
The heavy magnum shotcup does double duty. It protects your barrel from wear while the design promotes tighter patterns downrange. The plated steel shot resists corrosion, so your pattern stays consistent even if the shells spend time in humid conditions. At 1400 fps, you get the velocity needed for good energy transfer on waterfowl, and the 1-1/4 oz payload with #4 shot sits right in the sweet spot for range and knockdown power.
These shells aren't fancy, but they work. Waterfowl hunters trust them for early season and late season hunts alike. The wad design ensures faster and more consistent velocity from shot to shot, which means predictable flight paths and better performance at range. Whether you're in flooded timber, marshes, or duck blinds where everything's wet, the Drylok system keeps your ammo ready to fire.
The combination of water resistance, a heavier shot cup, and consistent velocity makes these shells dependable when conditions are at their worst. You get uniform patterns that hold together downrange and steel shot that won't rust or degrade sitting in moisture. For waterfowl hunters who've had bad experiences with shells failing in wet conditions, Drylok Super Steel removes that doubt.
The wad features a two-piece double-seal design that creates a barrier preventing moisture from reaching the powder and primer. Combined with a lacquered primer, it keeps everything dry even in soaking wet conditions like flooded timber or heavy rain.
Yes. The 1-1/4 oz payload at 1400 fps cycles reliably in semi-automatic shotguns. The magnum shotcup also protects your barrel from the typical wear that comes with repeated firing.
Number 4 shot is a popular middle-ground choice. It provides good range and energy for ducks while staying lighter than larger shot sizes, making it versatile for various distance situations and less brutal on recoil compared to heavier payloads.
No. The plating on the steel shot resists corrosion, so wet conditions won't cause rust buildup. This keeps your patterns consistent and reliable even if shells spend time in humid storage or damp hunting conditions.
| UPC | 020892007734 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | XSV1234 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 3" |
| Product Type | High Velocity |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.08 |
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