Winchester Ammo AASC287 AA Super Sport Sporting Clay 28 Gauge 2.75" 3/4 oz 1300 fps 7.5 Shot 25ea

The Winchester AA Super Sport is a 28 gauge sporting clays round built on decades of target-shooting refinement. If you're running a lighter gauge for clay games—whether you prefer the low recoil and quick handling of a 28 over a 12—this load delivers the consistent, tight patterns that make breaking targets predictable and fun. At 1300 fps with a 3/4 oz payload of 7.5 shot, it's engineered to stay competitive in the clay sports while respecting your shoulder.

What makes the AA line stand out isn't hype; it's engineering. The shot is hardened with antimony, which means rounder pellets that pattern tighter and fly truer downrange. The brass head and high-strength hull are built to last through the reloading process—critical if you're serious about clay shooting and want to stretch your ammo budget. Winchester's proven wad technology keeps the shot column together longer, so you get the consistent breaks you're counting on.

Each box contains 25 rounds, so you can work through a reasonable practice or competition session. The clean-burning primer and powder combination keeps your gun cleaner between matches, which anyone who shoots regularly appreciates. The 28 gauge brings you into a competitive, tight-knit community of shooters who choose precision and finesse over brute force.

Key Features

• Antimony-hardened shot for consistent, tight patterns
• Brass head and high-strength hull designed for reloading
• AA wad technology for controlled shot strings
• Fast-burning, clean-running powder and primer
• 1300 fps muzzle velocity
• 3/4 oz payload in 2.75" hull

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best use for Winchester AA 28 gauge shells?

These are purpose-built for clay target sports—trap, skeet, and sporting clays. The 7.5 shot size and 3/4 oz load are the standard competitive choices in 28 gauge.

Can I reload Winchester AA shells?

Yes. The brass head and high-strength hull are specifically designed with reloaders in mind, which is one reason the AA line is popular among competitive shooters.

What's the advantage of the 28 gauge for clays?

The 28 gauge offers lower recoil and lighter gun weight compared to 12 or 20 gauge, making it faster to swing and easier to shoot all day. It's ideal if you want precision and control over raw payload.

How does the antimony hardening affect performance?

Antimony hardens the lead shot, keeping pellets rounder as they travel. Rounder shot deforms less on impact and patterns tighter, which translates to more consistent target breaks.